Reinforcement learning (RL) is like Adam’s rib—taken from human intelligence to create something new, yet never the whole. It optimizes rewards but lacks curiosity and intuition. Just as Eve was not Adam, RL is not human thought. We imagine, dream, and seek meaning beyond rewards. If AI is our Eve, what is its destiny? And what I'm really trying to say here is -- How to create Adam?
Extracting neural patterns with PMD and NMF feels like using a butcher’s knife on a beating heart—powerful but crude. Are we uncovering true neural signals or just statistical mirages?
To refine the process, I’m exploring:
Beyond extracting beautiful patterns, I want meaning. Maybe the answer isn’t sharpening the knife—but picking up a scalpel.
Once you’ve truly faced death, the world changes. Cities of neon and noise rest on the quiet assumption that life continues. But beneath it all, the foundation is hollow.
Society is built for the living, not for those slipping away. Death is treated as an inevitability, not a problem to be solved.