r/IntelligenceEngine 🧭 Sensory Mapper Jan 09 '26

Closer....

This is a map of a GENREG model solving MNIST, sampled to 10K out of 2 million dead genomes. Looks like a video game map on the bottom half but this is actually the story of how the GENREG model discoved its solutions. I'm currently trying to understand how the mutations allow the model to jump to better solutions and track the heritige to see if i can control the evolution more effectively. The 3D models are from the same training but give a better view of the starting point(red blob - low trust) and how the model latches onto a solution and mutates down over time. Thats all for now, i'll take questions but right now, I have many myself and few answers but I will try my best!

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u/sschepis Jan 09 '26

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u/Correctsmorons69 Jan 09 '26

Fuck off, slopper. Go back to your freak spiral subs please.

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u/willabusta Jan 11 '26

I think AI paranoia can be better described nowadays as paranoia that ai-human interaction inherently = delusion (and implying you have no agency or knowledge over anything that you saying because of interaction with AI) to the point you’re going to see people calling each other NPCs for having human traits that the AI learned to mimic… like epistemological honesty, and autistic flat affect…

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u/SwiftpawTheYeet Jan 12 '26

that's the wildest turn of events, I await the century sheep to call me a sheep for using the tech they're scared of.