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I don't know if it is the paper you are thinking of (likely not) but this idea of checking predictions against outcomes is a very common idea in less mainstream AI research, including the so called "energy-based models" of Yann LeCun and the reference frames of the thousand brains project.

A recent paper posted here also looked at Recurrent Neural Nets and how in simplifying the design to its core amounted to just having a latent prediction and repeatedly adjusting that prediction.



If it wasn't a thread on HN, it's probably not. I don't think it was LeCun. It was a long, well-illustrated paper with a web version.


I'm pretty sure it was a Geoffrey Hinton's paper who published it shortly before leaving Google.




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