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The speaker says representing the process with conditional probabilities yields a more general model that scales with the problem.
Alexander Mattick · Why Scaling Prediction Cannot Create Intelligence - Alexander Mattick · 21 Sept 2026
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“And what I did is I from this as a inference problem. But basically I say well if we go down from the root to uh to one of the nodes, you effectively do a conditional probability. Like you you have a probability to choose either left or right. Then you have another to choose in left or right. And that gives you a much more general probel uh much more general model which kind of grows with your problem.”Play from 47:56Report a misattribution
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