[Update 2018-03-28]

Only today I’ve posted on a blog that there is no breakthrough in Deep Learning field so far in 2018. Boy, how was I wrong. Welcome this exciting paper born out of collaboration of David Ha (Google Brain) and Jurgen Schmidhuber (one of the creators of LSTM, RNN neural network). 

This paper finally implements what Yann LeCun mentions in all his recent talks. An agent that acts on its internal Model of the world.

World Models

John Sonmez advises to post each week on a blog for blog to gain momentum and grow. I surely agree with this statement since I saw it actually worked. But as it happens I haven’t posted anything for about two months now. There were a couple of topics I wanted to write a post, but never did. In the upcoming days I’ll try to write on the topics that will spark my curiosity and that may be of interest to the readers of this blog.

It seems drumming will be one of the topics, then physics, such as how cloaking devices may work. There may be a piece on aviation with regard to stealth aircraft. Certainly, programming is also one of the topics that I like. Deep Purple, sorry, Deep Learning is progressing steadily, but no huge breakthroughs are visible despite optimistic forecasts made by various commentators in the field.

In addition, science fiction movies and stories reviews may be a possible topic for a blog post or even a sci-fi story written by me. Recently, I saw a number of movies that had an interesting sci-fi idea at their core, but in my opinion the idea wasn’t elaborated as it could. I mean movies, such as Downsizing which missed the point completely and more successful one, but nevertheless under-delivering Annihilation. 

That’s it for today. Stay tuned and if you want provide topics you want me to report on which are within fields mentioned above.

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