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This is a Q&A excerpt on the topic of AI from a lecture by Richard Feynman from September 26th, 1985.
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This is a Q&A excerpt on the topic of AI from a lecture by Richard Feynman from September 26th, 1985. I found it very interesting and hope you do as well. Watch the full lecture in the description. Subscribe to this channel for more clips.
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Isn't he wearing a Connection Machine tee-shirt?
This is a great watch Lex, cheers for uploading.
1985 🙁 he was born way too soon
The problem he is referring to about heuristic #693 is present in today's reinforcement learning systems as well! That begs the question how far have we really come in the quest for intelligence and how much of the progress we see today is dependent on just having more computing power and better pattern matching than 60 years ago?
So interesting how the compute time available has assisted so much, though I'm sure more compute time would help now.
17:49 "We are getting close to intelligent machines but they're showing the necessary weaknesses of intelligence" 👍🤖
Lex, thank you for bringing me ideas that I would have otherwise never had. You the man
nice! I woulnd't have the faintest idea where to find such clips though, so thank you for making this! looking frward to more in the future!
In1988 Teuvo Kohonen told us that future AIs will be "separate units you can attach to your regular computer". This sounds true, methinks real AIs will be treated like human personalities with certain skillz and experience. "This AI has 3 years of experience of driving on congested roads in India, 300€". They will be separate units, because the hardware will be more brain-like, and architecture is constructed or grown as it gains knowledge and skills. https://youtu.be/Qy3h7kT3P5I?t=2479
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10:53 Does someone know the work/researcher he is referring to ?
Nice. Very interesting historically.
Soooo much truth about today's machines..
Chetahhh
Wow, what a genius! Now you got to bring Doug Lenat on the show!!
I wonder if he's purposely giving a dumbed-down explanation for his answers by using laymen's terms or if terms like AGI didn't exist back then 🤔
Just popped up in my recommendation and thank God that it happend.
Mr. Fyneman was truly ahead of his time.
Never seen Richard Feynman in a T-shirt before
I like how open ended Feynman leaves his answers here. He never gives an ultimatum about whether Ai will supersede humans, just interesting anecdotes.
His fun to imagine things
One thing he mentioned is really what I usually find ridiculous when people thinking of AI, when they will like us? As if AI need to be operate as a human do, if they do that, they will be completely useless
What game was the naval game he was talking about exactly?