The question about whether there is an underlying ground truth underneath a context graph is quite interesting - having spent a lot of time reading about consciousness and language, there have always been huge debates about the epistemology of language
I personally ascribe to the view Demis has talked about where in an information theoretic view of the universe, you could argue that all reality is discoverable in a high-enough-dimensional space
Rich Sutton has a pretty good counter view that knowledge is not inherent but is dependent on active learning - good interview on this:
Great interview!
The question about whether there is an underlying ground truth underneath a context graph is quite interesting - having spent a lot of time reading about consciousness and language, there have always been huge debates about the epistemology of language
I personally ascribe to the view Demis has talked about where in an information theoretic view of the universe, you could argue that all reality is discoverable in a high-enough-dimensional space
Rich Sutton has a pretty good counter view that knowledge is not inherent but is dependent on active learning - good interview on this:
https://x.com/JordanSVIC/status/2090206979218416111?s=20