The way I see it, you either don't realize we already know how to give NNs useful forms of memory, or you're insisting that NNs are not good enough unless they continuously train themselves while interacting with the world. In the latter case, I'm trying to tell you that this is not a real problem, for roughly the same reasons that our inability to build self-replicating nanotech doesn't prevent us from building machines, including robots autonomously navigating the physical world.
I see, so you've thought very hard about all the things I could be thinking of (all two of them!) and by sheer logical deduction you have arrived at the inescapable conclusion that I don't know what word embeddings are.
Unfortunately HN does not allow me to ignore users so I don't have to see their comments, so I'm just gonna stick this conversation in a little bookmark and when I see your username and it reminds me of something, I'll check that bookmark to make sure, and ignore what you say.
