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Electronic_Source_70 t1_j9iw65f wrote

Reply to comment by ExtraFun4319 in OpenAI has privately announced a new developer product called Foundry by flowday

The problem with this is that unless they work in Google or Amazon, it's hard to know because all the advance and powerful models' info haven't been sent to the public or info is known. Also do they work in computer vision, ML or LLMs or other deep learning fields and are the AI engineers actual ones with credibility or are they SE that watch George hotz or something because I don't believe you unless your related field is neuroscience if that's the case I will shut up and hid in the corner.

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turnip_burrito t1_j9j3k3y wrote

Neuroscience has basically no relationship to machine learning at this point (Neural networks are just """inspired"""^(TM) by neuroscience) so I wouldn't trust anyone but an AI specialist.

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[deleted] t1_j9j9o40 wrote

Computational neuroscientists, they use a lot of the same techniques but for different purposes.

Plus a lot of the leading research centres for computational neuroscience tend to also be involved in AI and machine learning

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turnip_burrito t1_j9ja3q5 wrote

What problems are the computational neuroscientists trying to solve? Modeling parts of brains using artificial neural networks (the ML kind)?

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