Boyang Albert Li
@boyangalbertli.bsky.social
Nanyang Associate Professor at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. Multimodal Learning, Data-centric AI, Computational Narrative Intelligence. http://www.boyangli.org
If you think of reasoning as an algorithm, it would require some storage space, but that doesn't mean the algorithm is not important. Space is one way to characterize an algorithm but it's only one aspect. For example, algorithms can trade time for space, and vice versa.
November 17, 2024 at 3:44 AM
If you think of reasoning as an algorithm, it would require some storage space, but that doesn't mean the algorithm is not important. Space is one way to characterize an algorithm but it's only one aspect. For example, algorithms can trade time for space, and vice versa.