Where Do Structural Approaches Hit Their Limits
its_vayishu · x · 2026-07-14
The author clarifies they aren't claiming "small-world structures will solve AGI," but rather that the field has likely over-invested in scaling while underestimating structural design.
They also pose the question to the graph learning, neuromorphic computing, and connectomics communities, hoping to discuss where this structural approach might fall short.
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