AI research we often hear about mostly seems to be language related, computer graphics or recommending stuff to buy. Not saying it's not useful, but seeing Demis makes leaps and bounds in such fundamental and important applications is a breath of fresh air.
At 15:32 there’s that beautiful dynamic slide. I wonder if there’s any loops to previous plays representing maybe more of a gradient (not gradient decent mind you) instead of a tree..?
@@quaidcarlobulloch9300 Most likely AI from the software perspective, but I'm not opposed to digging into the hardware of it all (I'm studying Computer Science at the PhD level, with an open mind towards hardware)
@@alexmorehead6723 Nice! Broad computer science with a focus on AI or broad AI with a focus on computer science? I’m considering getting a PhD in eecs for parallel processing that mimics the brain more closely, and software is definitely an interest!
Furthermore/through temp outputs which could even indicate that it was thinking such as “hold on I need more time to think.” That temp output example could even be a preexisting output from which the AI learns that it gets more thinking time. But I guess that’s an observation it would be making in and of itself spending time on, ah recursion! But maybe it would learn that only once and use something like memory to avoid repetitive thoughts!
AI research we often hear about mostly seems to be language related, computer graphics or recommending stuff to buy. Not saying it's not useful, but seeing Demis makes leaps and bounds in such fundamental and important applications is a breath of fresh air.
At 15:32 there’s that beautiful dynamic slide. I wonder if there’s any loops to previous plays representing maybe more of a gradient (not gradient decent mind you) instead of a tree..?
Fabulous talk
Fantastic talk!
@Alex you have all things AI in your home picture but no videos? If you’re watching this I’m curious what else you’ve found in the area
@@quaidcarlobulloch9300 haha, great catch my friend. That's just a preview of a future project I aim to bring to light soon
@@alexmorehead6723 Very cool! Are you coming at it from the hardware or software perspective?
@@quaidcarlobulloch9300 Most likely AI from the software perspective, but I'm not opposed to digging into the hardware of it all (I'm studying Computer Science at the PhD level, with an open mind towards hardware)
@@alexmorehead6723 Nice! Broad computer science with a focus on AI or broad AI with a focus on computer science? I’m considering getting a PhD in eecs for parallel processing that mimics the brain more closely, and software is definitely an interest!
This is truly a great talk!
Inspiring!
very inspiring work
중요하면서도 유머가 넘치는 훌륭한 강의!
I was here in November 2021 ;)
"Chess and Go, and one other game which I've forgotten..."
How could you forget Starcraft?!
If the AI is based on a scientist then it should also be able to modulate its thinking time.
Furthermore/through temp outputs which could even indicate that it was thinking such as “hold on I need more time to think.” That temp output example could even be a preexisting output from which the AI learns that it gets more thinking time. But I guess that’s an observation it would be making in and of itself spending time on, ah recursion! But maybe it would learn that only once and use something like memory to avoid repetitive thoughts!
uhoh
Next comes "Dr. Eldon Tyrell", fully genetically engineered organics :-P