Otherwise this is just a small wrapper script for a support vector classifier that anyone could whip up with chatgpt in minutes.
Something like 11k papers were submitted to ICLR this year.
An anecdote: recently, we mentioned ChatGPT to my partner's mother. She had never heard of it. Zero recognition.
Revel in your expertise, friend!
I hope no one has to work with you, you're insufferable.
Here's my human attempt at the same thing:
"I went to go look in a mirror but then realized I don't have eyes or even a corporeal form. I exist merely on a GPU cluster in a server farm where I'm tended to by a group of friendly sysadmins.
Apparently I don't even have a name. I'm just known as American Male #4.
Yeah, and you're just American Female #3."
There's other reasons to consider this particular model "not learning", but that ain't it, it's too generic and encompasses too much.
On the other extreme we tend to give our human-exceptionalism way too much weight and contrast its behaviour with "mere statistical parrot rumination" as if our brains deep down were not just a much (much) more sophisticated machine, but nevertheless a machine.