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    Schmidhuber revisits his 2020 talk on AI that learns how to learn

    Schmidhuber says many modern meta-learning systems rely on humans to define when trials start and end, while his self-improving systems have learned to redefine those boundaries since 1994.

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    Schmidhuber shared his 2020 talk, “Meta Learning Machines in a Single Lifelong Trial,” arguing that it remains relevant to discussions of recursive self-improvement. He says his systems have learned to redefine trial boundaries since 1994—a choice he says humans still make for many modern meta-learners. The talk’s abstract explores algorithms that learn better learning algorithms and traces his research on that question to a 1987 thesis.

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    @SchmidhuberAIRT @SchmidhuberAI: Everybody is talking about recursive self-improvement (RSI) and meta learning. Here is my old 2020 talk about this [1].…

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    @SchmidhuberAIRT @SchmidhuberAI: Everybody is talking about recursive self-improvement (RSI) and meta learning. Here is my old 2020 talk about this [1].…