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For fun, I like to grow unusual plants, read sci-fi, and watch anime (recently, One Piece). I speak Japanese as well. You are taking advice from someone who spent more than three thousand hours studying a complex language spoken on a distant volcanic archipelago in order to watch cartoons more effectively. I believe that artificial neural networks are profoundly lacking as a substrate for artificial general intelligence (AGI), in ways that scale and architecture cannot fix. Backpropagation, hierarchy, and adversarial examples Connecting the halting problem and induction By employing a few dumb tricks, a computer with super-Turing capabilities could prove almost any theorem over the natural numbers, including many that have stumped the best of us for centuries.

For fun, I like to grow unusual plants, read sci-fi, and watch anime (recently, One Piece). I speak Japanese as well. You are taking advice from someone who spent more than three thousand hours studying a complex language spoken on a distant volcanic archipelago in order to watch cartoons more effectively. I believe that artificial neural networks are profoundly lacking as a substrate for artificial general intelligence (AGI), in ways that scale and architecture cannot fix. Backpropagation, hierarchy, and adversarial examples Connecting the halting problem and induction By employing a few dumb

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