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129 points jxmorris12 | 1 comments | 21 Feb 25 18:23 UTC | HN request time: 0.001s | source

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trhway ◴[21 Feb 25 18:53 UTC] No.43131403[source]▶

According to the Lecun's model a human walking step by step would have the error compounding with each step and thus would never make it to whatever intended target. Yet, as a toddlers we somehow manage to learn to walk to our targets. (and i'm an MS in Math, Control Systems :)

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1. jononor ◴[21 Feb 25 20:46 UTC] No.43132766[source]▶

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If you close your eyes, error is expected to be higher the further you go.

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I think Yann Lecun was right about LLMs (but perhaps only by accident)