Learning Random Numbers to Realize Appendable Memory System for Artificial Intelligence to Acquire New Knowledge after Deployment
Kazunori D Yamada

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel neural network system called Appendable Memory, enabling AI to learn to memorize and recall data without traditional feature learning, allowing knowledge acquisition post-deployment.
Contribution
The study proposes a new learning method that teaches AI to memorize and recall information by removing data features, enabling appendable memory without parameter updates.
Findings
The system can store and recall data dynamically.
Traditional methods cannot realize such appendable memory.
Probabilizing data prevents feature learning, enabling memory operations.
Abstract
In this study, we developed a learning method for constructing a neural network system capable of memorizing data and recalling it without parameter updates. The system we built using this method is called the Appendable Memory system. The Appendable Memory system enables an artificial intelligence (AI) to acquire new knowledge even after deployment. It consists of two AIs: the Memorizer and the Recaller. This system is a key-value store built using neural networks. The Memorizer receives data and stores it in the Appendable Memory vector, which is dynamically updated when the AI acquires new knowledge. Meanwhile, the Recaller retrieves information from the Appendable Memory vector. What we want to teach AI in this study are the operations of memorizing and recalling information. However, traditional machine learning methods make AI learn features inherent in the learning dataset. We…
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TopicsComputer Science and Engineering · Edcuational Technology Systems
