Brains and AI
Terry SejnowskiEverything you always wanted to know about ChatGPT, the future of AI, and the Computational Brain.
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Part 18: Thinking About Thinking
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Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall, Humpty Dumpty had a great fall. Can all our computers and all our algorithms put Humpty’s brain parts back together again?
Reading and language, those most human of cognitive functions,...
Part 17: Powering AI
During the California Gold Rush, the population of San Francisco increased from about 1,000 in 1848 to 25,000 full-time residents by 1850. Miners lived in tents and wood shanties. When the rush began, the equipment needed for digging up and...
Part 16: The Future of Education
Shortly after my book on The Deep Learning Revolution appeared in 2018, I gave a talk to a large general audience that kept asking questions long after the talk had ended. One question made me stop and think. I had given many examples of ap...
Part 15: How AI is Reshaping Science and Society
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Part 14: How to Regulate AI?
All new technologies have risks and benefits. How can AI be regulated to mitigate its misuse while reaping its bounty?
At the NeurIPS meeting in Montreal in 2018, Edward Felton gave a plenary talk on how the regulatory machinery works in W...
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Physics Ph.D. from Princeton; Francis Crick Chair Salk Institute; Distinguished Professor UCSD; Pioneered neural networks and computational neuroscience; President NeurIPS AI meetings; National Academies of Sciences, Medicine, and Engineering.
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