Adam Marblestone – AI is missing something fundamental about the brain
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Love the intro-less approach and the bio overlay.
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This guy is doing it all wrong. He's humble, he doesn't speculate, he doesn't hype, he doesn't give timelines. This gotta be the most down to earth and science respecting podcast I've ever seen 😅
Neuroscience no doubt will prove useful, but there is the danger that if you stare at the brain long enough, you decide that the airplane you're trying to build needs a cloaca and a beak.
No 5 minute preamble? Well done, seriously! This is what Tom Scott would have liked.
It would be a great opportunity to get the sources/books that you guys are refering to or talking around/about so the audience can quickly read and get up to date on these papers or books.
Hey Dwarkesh 👋, it seems like the more we learn about neuroscience, the better!😊
One of the key things of human intelligence is that evolution built learning machines, but interactions with people, and many who are experts in respective areas, through out the life time is how we really learn and also become more and more intelligent. This involves not only learning knowledge but also learning the learning and learning how to think. This is sort of like distillation but from many expert models.
Dwarkesh bhai tussi great ho. This kind of content is impossible to find out in YouTube. Sutton, anrej, Hinton, Joshua, I have seen evey bit of it, written every single concept they discussed about and now I understand the languages of big DS or big names of AI
wow. no intro, no "i love you all" part. just nice to listen. thanks 😊
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Top Comments (10)
Love the intro-less approach and the bio overlay.
55 DATA CENTERS 55 FUSION REACTIONS 55 LAYERS
This guy is doing it all wrong. He's humble, he doesn't speculate, he doesn't hype, he doesn't give timelines. This gotta be the most down to earth and science respecting podcast I've ever seen 😅
Neuroscience no doubt will prove useful, but there is the danger that if you stare at the brain long enough, you decide that the airplane you're trying to build needs a cloaca and a beak.
No 5 minute preamble? Well done, seriously! This is what Tom Scott would have liked.
It would be a great opportunity to get the sources/books that you guys are refering to or talking around/about so the audience can quickly read and get up to date on these papers or books.
Hey Dwarkesh 👋, it seems like the more we learn about neuroscience, the better!😊
One of the key things of human intelligence is that evolution built learning machines, but interactions with people, and many who are experts in respective areas, through out the life time is how we really learn and also become more and more intelligent. This involves not only learning knowledge but also learning the learning and learning how to think. This is sort of like distillation but from many expert models.
Dwarkesh bhai tussi great ho. This kind of content is impossible to find out in YouTube. Sutton, anrej, Hinton, Joshua, I have seen evey bit of it, written every single concept they discussed about and now I understand the languages of big DS or big names of AI
wow. no intro, no "i love you all" part. just nice to listen. thanks 😊