Future ML Systems Will Be Qualitatively Different - LessWrong
In 1972, the Nobel prize-winning physicist Philip Anderson wrote the essay "More Is Different". In it, he argues that quantitative changes can lead to qualitatively different and unexpected phenomena…
x Future ML Systems Will Be Qualitatively Different — LessWrong More Is Different for AI Machine Learning (ML) AI Frontpage 120 Future ML Systems Will Be Qualitatively Different by jsteinhardt 11th Jan 2022 Bounded Regret AI Alignment Forum 6 min read 10 120 Ω 43 In 1972, the Nobel prize-winning physicist Philip Anderson wrote the essay " More Is Different ". In it, he argues that quantitative changes can lead to qualitatively different and unexpected phenomena. While he focused on physics, one can find many examples of More is Different in other domains as well, including biology, economics,
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