AI Might Be Too Reliant on Static Structures
burny_tech · x · 2026-07-13
The core of this post is a comparison: biological systems use "dynamic changes to generate static structures," whereas AI might be too accustomed to "starting with static structures and introducing changes only when needed."
It doesn't propose specific products or technical solutions, but rather expresses an abstract judgment regarding AI design paradigms: current AI might rely too heavily on fixed structures, lacking the ability to continuously reorganize itself in response to the environment like biological systems do.
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