
Lack of Sleep Could Be a Problem for AIs
Some types of artificial intelligence could start to hallucinate if they don’t get enough rest, just as humans do
Garrett Kenyon is a physicist and neuroscientist specializing in neurally inspired computing in the Information Sciences group at Los Alamos National Laboratory, where he studies the brain and models of neural networks on the laboratory's high-performance computers.
Some types of artificial intelligence could start to hallucinate if they don’t get enough rest, just as humans do
To make it truly intelligent, researchers need to rethink the way they approach the technology
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