Why Simulator AIs want to be Active Inference AIs - AI Alignment Forum
PRELUDE: WHEN GPT FIRST HEARS ITS OWN VOICE Imagine humans in Plato’s cave, interacting with reality by watching the shadows on the wall. Now imagine a second cave, further away from the real world.…
x Why Simulator AIs want to be Active Inference AIs — AI Alignment Forum Simulator Theory Agent Foundations Predictive Processing GPT Free Energy Principle AI Frontpage 33 Why Simulator AIs want to be Active Inference AIs by Jan_Kulveit , rosehadshar 10th Apr 2023 9 min read 9 33 Paper covering some of the same ideas is now available at https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.10215 Prelude: when GPT first hears its own voice Imagine humans in Plato’s cave, interacting with reality by watching the shadows on the wall. Now imagine a second cave , further away from the real world. GPT trained on text is in th
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