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Unblocking AI's Continual Learning: Hints From How Humans Learn

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Unblocking AI's Continual Learning: Hints From How Humans Learn
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If you've ever screamed in all-caps at an AI, then you know the difference between what it learned when it was trained, and what you can teach it by prompting. The LLMs powering today's AI don't learn on the job the way people do. They learn all at once in a big training run and once that's done, we freeze the parameters that store their skills and knowledge.So we all get the same AI with the same skills and biases, centrally trained by a frontier model company. Beyond turning everything even mo

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