Catastrophic forgetting is far worse in humans than in neural nets, quips AI researcher
irinarish · x · 2026-10-14
Quoting Aldous Huxley's line about men not learning from history, the author quips that catastrophic forgetting is far worse in humans than in neural networks — especially across generations — turning a training-time failure mode into a jab at how poorly historical lessons transfer between generations.
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