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In the described in-context learning setup, a neural network receives X,Y examples and predicts the Y corresponding to a new X.
Andrej Karpathy · Andrej Karpathy — AGI is still a decade away · 17 Oct 2025
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“So basically your inputs into the neural network are X,”
“Y pairs.”
“x y x y x y that happened to be on the line and”
“then you do x and you expect the y and the neural network when you train it in this way actually does do does do linear regression and normally when you would run linear regression you have a small gradient descent optimizer that basically looks at x y looks at an error calculates the gradient of the weights and does the update a few times it just turns out that when they looked at the weights of that in context learning algorithm they actually found some”Play from 15:37Report a misattribution
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