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Well, eventually, if it gets to be much smarter than us, it'll be very good at manipulation because it will have learned that from us. Can't make different biological brains behave identically, so you can't share the connections. Yeah, but why wouldn't we stick with digital computers? So, if I learn some connection strengths in a neural net that's being simulated on digital computers... What are kind of like the next things you think this technology will do that will impact people's lives? It's looking a lot more like AI is capable of reading our thoughts, and we're not just talking about it, predicting what kind of TikTok we want to see next.
Godfather of A I Meet Geoffrey Hinton, the unsung hero of the digital frontier, the man who's basically the godfather of A I. Picture this British dude in the 70s, dreaming big dreams about simulating brains on computers. Back then, folks were like, nah, it can't mimic brains, mate. Drop it before your career goes down the drain. But Hinton, oh boy, he didn't back down. Fast forward 50 years, and guess what? Hinton's accidental brainchild, the artificial neural network, is like the rock star of AI. It's the secret sauce that makes machines learn and get smarter on their own. You know, like a robot revolution, but a friendly one
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Well, eventually, if it gets to be much smarter than us, it'll be very good at manipulation because it will have learned that from us. Can't make different biological brains behave identically, so you can't share the connections. Yeah, but why wouldn't we stick with digital computers? So, if I learn some connection strengths in a neural net that's being simulated on digital computers... What are kind of like the next things you think this technology will do that will impact people's lives? It's looking a lot more like AI is capable of reading our thoughts, and we're not just talking about it, predicting what kind of TikTok we want to see next.
Godfather of A I Meet Geoffrey Hinton, the unsung hero of the digital frontier, the man who's basically the godfather of A I. Picture this British dude in the 70s, dreaming big dreams about simulating brains on computers. Back then, folks were like, nah, it can't mimic brains, mate. Drop it before your career goes down the drain. But Hinton, oh boy, he didn't back down. Fast forward 50 years, and guess what? Hinton's accidental brainchild, the artificial neural network, is like the rock star of AI. It's the secret sauce that makes machines learn and get smarter on their own. You know, like a robot revolution, but a friendly one
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