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'Age Against the Machine': Like Humans, AI Suffers Cognitive Decline as it Ages

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One of the strengths of artificial intelligence is that the structure of the coded neural nets that make machine learning possible is based on the layout of the neurons of our own brains, a branching, neurological-like network capable of learning from trial and error. However, a new study has discovered

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'Age Against the Machine': Like Humans, AI Suffers Cognitive Decline as it Ages

One of the strengths of artificial intelligence is that the structure of the coded neural nets that make machine learning possible is based on the layout of the neurons of our own brains, a branching, neurological-like network capable of learning from trial and error. However, a new study has discovered

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unknowncountry.com broke the news in 3 days ago on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.

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