Write4U
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Exactly . Even the simplest life forms exhibit memory.The Key to all of this is the understanding memory . Without memory all this is moot . And Memory started as a Life Form .
IMO, quorum sensing in bacteria and perhaps even in viruses is a form of chemical memory. Can't get much simpler that that. I'm sure, that in humans brains memory takes up an enormous amount of space and resource, and for now the GPT3 need to be "trained" in cognition of "tokens" (words and pictures) so that it can recognize an object and then refer to the internet for available data on that object or definition of that word.
But AI and robots are not biological species. Unlike humans, GPT3 has the internet cloud as part of its RAM system. That's why the GPT3 has such instant ability for compiling, integration and orchestration of data gleaned from the internet. Humans need to turn on a computer, activate a search engine, and do a lot of typing to get access to information.
The GPT3 itself is a WiFi search engine connected to the cloud and merely needs to transmit a word or picture to have access to all that is known about that token. It learns on the fly.
You can see this in several of the interviews where the GPT3 accesses (there is a slight tick, a tell, when it is performing a search). Anyway that's my impression. Lest we forget, AI and robots are a newly evolved species, where humans are the natural selectors of desires properties and abilities.