kalomaze shares his earliest deep learning takes, written at age 16 in 2022
kalomaze · x · 2026-10-28
AI community developer kalomaze dug up his earliest written opinions on deep learning, posted in June 2022 when he was 16. In the screenshots he argued that AI contextualizes patterns in an insanely abstract way to mimic human neural patterns, but lacks human instincts and critical thinking, leaving blobs of thousands of intermingled concepts. He marveled that the technology was even possible and would only improve, noting DALL·E 2 was much better at imagining like a human yet still struggled with rigid patterns, text, and language. A nostalgic anecdote showing early community awareness of model limitations.
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