Sebastian Siemiatkowski

Because unfortunately, despite what we humans would like to say, the amount of true novel information and knowledge in human society is quite limited.

Because unfortunately, despite what we humans would like to say, the amount of true novel information and knowledge in human society is quite limited.

What we see is repetitions and variations on the same themes over and over and over again.

What we see is repetitions and variations on the same themes over and over and over again.

So, the point being, to answer your question, when we realize this, we also realize that we're compressing knowledge.

So, the point being, to answer your question, when we realize this, we also realize that we're compressing knowledge.

That's why people are playing around doing this, like, oh, look at my iMac Mini.

That's why people are playing around doing this, like, oh, look at my iMac Mini.

I was running my own model on it.

I was running my own model on it.

It actually works.

It actually works.

Like, I can run this on a Raspberry.

Like, I can run this on a Raspberry.

You know, like, the thing is, like, Romeo and Juliet, that story exists in a hundred different variations.

You know, like, the thing is, like, Romeo and Juliet, that story exists in a hundred different variations.

And the unfortunate thing is when you compress it down with math, it knows, AI sees that not as Romeo and Juliet and then another love story, another love story.

And the unfortunate thing is when you compress it down with math, it knows, AI sees that not as Romeo and Juliet and then another love story, another love story.

It sees a love story and then knows it has slightly different names in different variations.

It sees a love story and then knows it has slightly different names in different variations.