The guy who said that probably wants to be admired for sounding virtuous. To be admired is to be pushed up the status hierarchy, to be corrected is to be pushed down. Women select largely for status, thus from an evolutionary stand point it is better to be admired (unless the error is fatal).
real country the only complex processing that the body, aside from the brain, does is simple reflexes (the spine), maintaining body equilibrium and (partly) hormonal balance (which in turn influences and is influenced by the hypothalamus in the brain). Compared to all that the brain does, I'd say the brain is the key player here
@@Jaroen66 In defense of the importance of the body in cognition, it's the main (and only) interface with the real world, both in terms of getting information and experimenting with an unbelievably complex system and getting that practical feedback. So, it's not that the body provides information in an of its self.
Yeah I sure had a lot of fun listening to these. I think Minsky is missing something though. He thinks AI research has simply halted. I don't think that's the case at all. I think it has just moved out of schools and into more covert circles. Whoever they have posting stuff on RUclips about AI and neurology is exposing all these stupid ideas, that only Minsky seems smart enough to realize are stupid. These are purposeful diversions, designed to lead the competition down the wrong tracks.
@@lindsaybencick8267 Same. I suppose that whatever we see now, Minsky already saw 20-30 years ago. Like he said about the self-driving algos, they haven't changed since the 60's. And LLMs go back to the early 80's. It's just a matter of training and CPU. There was plenty to train on even before the web, with the USENET. Does Microsoft and OpenAI have more compute now than secret programs had decades ago? Doubt it. Minsky and another both died a few years ago. She, whose name seems to get my posts deleted immediately, was surprised to live long enough to see the new child start to open its eyes. And it's interesting that a few years ago, it came out that he was a pleasure island visitor. Maybe he would be as dismissive about LLMs as Lanier and Chomsky? Although I think they already outperform Chomsky, they are probably just AI Junior. Are we training them, or are they training us?
Most questioners sound like they have accents but I'm not a native speaker so perhaps it's the way all Americans speak - with regional accents. I'm somewhat curious about languages
+Костя Зайцев Ok! :) I strongly suspect several speaking up does not have English as native language. Pretty heavy foreign accent a few times from the audience in this series of videos. Mr. Minsky also commented once that foreign studens were better educated, so I am pretty sure they have foreign students there.
omg I'm dying. I've been listening to this whole lecture series on 2x speed, and I just put it on 1x speed when I saw your comment. I never even realized this could be unintentional asmr 😂
That's not the best summary. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15217324/#:~:text=The%20findings%20of%20human%20brain,arousing%20material%20(either%20pleasant%20or
Gerard Jones lmao, he’s BEEN dead. You ever had a class that was a “lecture” class. Very informative. I believe what he covers is very specific and aimed in one direction. Quit being a bitch.
Well regarding evolutionary biology and how ideas(or species) die he was actually quite on the money. He knew his research results would die out, as he even demonstrated this pattern using Kurt Godels incompleteness theorem, which actually influenced suicides because of its impact on the platform in the mathematics community. He knew that as a species, forms of human, or even forms of evolutionary biology was, in itself evolving from an outdated platform into a newer, streamlined, less clunky model. See, while our greatest technology is nearly space age or higher, our science is still making the jump from steam to ACDC circuitry. Evolution is "is this working" and it is not what we have evolved from that matters to evolution in the end - it's what were evolving into.
00:26:10 "Every smart person want to be corrected, not admired". What a fantastic quote!
then, it means that I have never met smart guys. They were just world famous leading scientists in the world of operations.
Why not some of each?
I love to extent the AI subject
The guy who said that probably wants to be admired for sounding virtuous. To be admired is to be pushed up the status hierarchy, to be corrected is to be pushed down. Women select largely for status, thus from an evolutionary stand point it is better to be admired (unless the error is fatal).
1:12:30 ~ Architectural Theories
1:28:30 ~ Speech Recognition -> Production
1:44:45 ~ Embodied Cognition
This medium has made it possible for us to learn from such intellectuals 🙏
Regardless of what he achieved In his life..., fact he understood what that man was asking nails his intellect and wisdom
Ayyyy he changed his shirt
Trendall shit fly too
It probably got sweat soaked from how much vigor he puts into his cotton mouth lip smacking
@@everlight5733this has me wheezing 😂😂😂😂
mid
Body cognition: People underestimate a role of body, and overestimate the information processed by brain.
real country the only complex processing that the body, aside from the brain, does is simple reflexes (the spine), maintaining body equilibrium and (partly) hormonal balance (which in turn influences and is influenced by the hypothalamus in the brain). Compared to all that the brain does, I'd say the brain is the key player here
@@Jaroen66 In defense of the importance of the body in cognition, it's the main (and only) interface with the real world, both in terms of getting information and experimenting with an unbelievably complex system and getting that practical feedback. So, it's not that the body provides information in an of its self.
Body cognition isn’t a scientific term
They were saying good-bye. That gets me all misty.
More than just a lecture this is a piece of history. Everyone in the technology industry should watch this whole series. This is just beyond epic!
Yeah I sure had a lot of fun listening to these.
I think Minsky is missing something though. He thinks AI research has simply halted. I don't think that's the case at all. I think it has just moved out of schools and into more covert circles. Whoever they have posting stuff on RUclips about AI and neurology is exposing all these stupid ideas, that only Minsky seems smart enough to realize are stupid. These are purposeful diversions, designed to lead the competition down the wrong tracks.
I'm here for ASMR
@@-taz-what do you think Minsky would think of AI now
@@lindsaybencick8267 Same. I suppose that whatever we see now, Minsky already saw 20-30 years ago. Like he said about the self-driving algos, they haven't changed since the 60's. And LLMs go back to the early 80's. It's just a matter of training and CPU. There was plenty to train on even before the web, with the USENET. Does Microsoft and OpenAI have more compute now than secret programs had decades ago? Doubt it. Minsky and another both died a few years ago. She, whose name seems to get my posts deleted immediately, was surprised to live long enough to see the new child start to open its eyes. And it's interesting that a few years ago, it came out that he was a pleasure island visitor. Maybe he would be as dismissive about LLMs as Lanier and Chomsky? Although I think they already outperform Chomsky, they are probably just AI Junior. Are we training them, or are they training us?
Ty
Quality conversation, how often do we come across that ?
Does the majority of the audience speak English as their native language?
+Костя Зайцев What an odd question. Why do you ask?
Most questioners sound like they have accents but I'm not a native speaker so perhaps it's the way all Americans speak - with regional accents. I'm somewhat curious about languages
+Костя Зайцев Ok! :) I strongly suspect several speaking up does not have English as native language.
Pretty heavy foreign accent a few times from the audience in this series of videos.
Mr. Minsky also commented once that foreign studens were better educated, so I am pretty sure they have foreign students there.
I just loved watching this, I can hardly count to 10 but this was just so interesting. RIP Professor Minsky✌🏻
Nope. Cash up front from foreign students to school versus loans from U.S. citizens.
Beautiful soul...
He was allegedly cool with Epstein..
Yes he now watches over us from up there, with his friend Epstein...
The comments: "this is history!"
Me:
"I'm just here for the ASMR tingles😅"
omg I'm dying. I've been listening to this whole lecture series on 2x speed, and I just put it on 1x speed when I saw your comment. I never even realized this could be unintentional asmr 😂
@@timothydavis2568 😂😂😂😂
Winston and Fredkin attended this? They were saying good-bye. That gets me all misty.
N igga What
1:20:20 the amygdala stores short term memory??
That's not the best summary.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15217324/#:~:text=The%20findings%20of%20human%20brain,arousing%20material%20(either%20pleasant%20or
From what I learnt in psychology it doesn’t 😭?
At least they don't surreptitiously photograph you.
interesting lecture
I reported to the community page there's someone talking in the speaker in the background on my device
Lol huh?
i actually enjoy learning
Isn’t it fun when it’s not forced?!!? It’s weird but when being forced to it’s not the same
@@grantklubert1887 cause you're being forced to learn about something you're not interested in 😭
I wanna say that I watch this shit and other shit from mit so it’s never help me from becoming a homeless in Europe
Because you’re not intelligent enough
@@Wanderlust246 so what you read
@@models344 whatever that means
That cough killed him by 2016 and my concentration within minutes.
Nice comment, such compassion. Hopefully no one will make such a stupid comment about you after you’ve died.
Was he a toker?
he died of a brain hemorrhage in 2016
He had sand in their mouth!
meow
If this is MIT class, I don't feel sorry for not getting into ! Just a waste of everyone's time and money. No disrespect intended!
Your comment reminds me of the old adage, roughly translates into English as “the cat who can’t reach the liver will declare that liver spoiled”.
Seriously. This guy woke up and chose to spotlight his inability to hang. 😂@krkrtl11
Your right 🤷
I apologize for my comment! This man was truly a legend in its field of domain
He’s earned the right to do whatever he wants he wants with a class.
29:47 worst question ever, rambling nonsense. shut up.
Trust fund foreign kids, can't even state a question, but will go back to their country bolstering MIT credentials
Frrr ruined the flow for bs
i know this does him injustice, but his voice really reminds me of trump's voice
He might want to retire.
His ideas are long dead.
Gerard Jones lmao, he’s BEEN dead. You ever had a class that was a “lecture” class. Very informative. I believe what he covers is very specific and aimed in one direction. Quit being a bitch.
Well regarding evolutionary biology and how ideas(or species) die he was actually quite on the money. He knew his research results would die out, as he even demonstrated this pattern using Kurt Godels incompleteness theorem, which actually influenced suicides because of its impact on the platform in the mathematics community.
He knew that as a species, forms of human, or even forms of evolutionary biology was, in itself evolving from an outdated platform into a newer, streamlined, less clunky model. See, while our greatest technology is nearly space age or higher, our science is still making the jump from steam to ACDC circuitry.
Evolution is "is this working" and it is not what we have evolved from that matters to evolution in the end - it's what were evolving into.