Can Machines Think? Alan Turing's Imitation Game - Episode 1 - Machine Learning for Beginners

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  • Опубликовано: 5 июн 2023
  • Everyone is talking about Artificial Intelligence! But somehow - each of us has our own definition and we are fully convinced that everyone else is wrong! 🤪
    So before we define AI, let's start with the most important question: can machines think?? 🤖🤖🤖
    Welcome to the first episode of my new AI series, where we will discuss Alan Turing's Imitation Game. Back in 1950, Turing proposed this game as a test of whether machines are capable of thinking or not. Today we will explore it in great detail, with simple terms and plenty of colourful illustrations and examples! (as usual...😀)
    This video is perfectly suitable for folks at ALL LEVELS of technical skills!!! - absolute beginners and experts alike! If you find this topic interesting, I highly recommend reading Turing's Computing Machinery and Intelligence paper on which the next 3 episodes of "Can machines think?" are based (link below).
    My goal is to help folks with little to no technical knowledge to learn AI! Just because you don't have advanced programming skills or a perfect understanding of math - doesn't mean that AI learning is out of reach! It only means you need the right teacher! 😉
    If you find this topic fascinating and want to study it further, you can check out my old AI Simplified Playlist:
    ⭐ AI and Machine Learning Simplified:
    • Artificial Intelligenc...
    I must admit, it's not as "non-technical" as my new series! but if you have a basic knowledge of algebra, statistics and programming - I'm sure you'll find your way around! 😀
    🚨 Next episodes 🚨
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    ⭐ Can Computers Think - Digital Computer (Episode 2)
    • Can Machines Think? Di...
    ⭐ Can Machines Think - Why Machines Can't Think (Episode 3):
    • Can Machines Think? Ma...
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    ⭐ Computing Machinery and Intelligence by Alan Turing
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  • @jeomatik
    @jeomatik Год назад +4

    Wow, I'm thrilled to join your new AI series! The topic of Alan Turing's Imitation Game is fascinating and truly groundbreaking. It's incredible how Turing's vision from 1950 still holds relevance today. I appreciate your approach of explaining it in simple terms and adding colorful illustrations and examples. It makes the subject even more accessible and engaging. Looking forward to delving into the world of artificial intelligence with you. Let the journey begin! 😀🚀

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад +2

      Thank you for the incredible comment Erdinç!!! 😀
      I absolutely agree! Turing made some very accurate predictions and described many concepts that were yet to exist in his time.
      Next on the menu:
      * episode 2: digital computers
      * episode 3: machines can't think (this one will show a set of opposite views that Turing highlighted in his paper)
      Best of luck on your exciting new journey, and stay tuned! 😊

    • @Ahmed-Youcef1959
      @Ahmed-Youcef1959 Год назад

      Wow ,what a comment !!! So well said .She deserve it .

  • @jonathanokorie9857
    @jonathanokorie9857 Год назад +10

    Maria, we missed you. It is nice to have you back ☺️

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад +2

      Thank you so much Jonathan!! Super happy to start publishing again! 😀

  • @DJ-zj3ct
    @DJ-zj3ct Год назад +4

    Hey Maria, I'm glad you're back. I missed your happy inspirational videos.😊

  • @vickito
    @vickito Год назад +2

    Ohh, You are back! Welcome back :)

  • @hardiktrikha1303
    @hardiktrikha1303 Год назад +1

    Welcome back!!!! Been waiting for you next video!!

  • @slademeister
    @slademeister Год назад +2

    As always first class material! Well done. I love the way you simplify without over simplification! As a teacher myself I admire how well you put across complex ideas in really short amounts of time. You clearly do a lot of work so that the videos can be both succinct and entertaining.

  • @isojama1
    @isojama1 Год назад +1

    Glad to see you are back !! :) Nice video, keep them coming :)

  • @santoshparker8681
    @santoshparker8681 Год назад +1

    The video title made me remember the genius mathematician Alan turning

  • @robertkerr4199
    @robertkerr4199 Год назад +6

    Your enthusiasm makes every video worth watching. The info's great too!

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад +2

      Yeeey!! Thank you so much Robert, I'm super glad you enjoy my tutorials! 😀

  • @LeftoverBeefcake
    @LeftoverBeefcake Год назад +1

    Welcome back! You do such a fantastic job with these videos, glad to see you haven't retired from RUclips. :)

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад +1

      Thank you so much!!! Glad to be back! 😉
      RUclips is a bit vengeful after my time off, hopefully the algorithm will get back to liking me again soon! 🤪 hahahahaha

  • @diwakar_tsn
    @diwakar_tsn Год назад +2

    Finally you are back! After long time 💜

  • @richarddiaz9930
    @richarddiaz9930 Год назад +3

    Maria, I miss you welcome back on RUclips

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад +1

      Thank you so much Richard!! I was busy re-filming, re-designing and re-imagining this new AI series 😅😅😅
      I have over 100 GB of video footage that I can't wait to delete as soon as episode 3 is published hahahahaha

  • @mandarmore.9635
    @mandarmore.9635 Год назад

    Thank you for coming back🤧

  • @dr.python4113
    @dr.python4113 Год назад +2

    Finally, you're back, I was really waiting for you.

  • @gionerhrz
    @gionerhrz 11 месяцев назад

    Excellent information, as always. Greetings!

  • @CurrentElectrical
    @CurrentElectrical 11 месяцев назад

    She's back! Good to see you again.

  • @faisalee
    @faisalee Год назад +4

    This is awesome! I was worried for a while that there are no more videos from my favorite Python teacher. Great to see that you are still growing and teaching :)

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад +1

      Thank you so much Faisal!!! Super happy to be back! 😀😀😀

    • @faisalee
      @faisalee 11 месяцев назад

      @@PythonSimplified Cheers

  • @freezoulou
    @freezoulou Год назад

    nice work see you episode 2:)

  • @johnnygarcia7297
    @johnnygarcia7297 Год назад

    gorgeous❤ happy to see ypu back

  • @kvelez
    @kvelez 11 месяцев назад

    Excellent explanation, I'm glad you took the time to make the video.

  • @kevinhernandez6142
    @kevinhernandez6142 Год назад +1

    This lady is simply brillant and very charismatic also. 😊

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад

      Thank you so much Kevin!
      I have a feeling you gonna love episode 3! (out this Sunday... hopefully! finishing the editing as we speak 😅)
      I'm using Pink Floyd as an example there 😉

  • @jalalbounaim
    @jalalbounaim 11 месяцев назад

    Been thinking about for so long

  • @kennethhowell5291
    @kennethhowell5291 Год назад +1

    Great report! Thank you!

  • @skullerhood
    @skullerhood Год назад +1

    Welcome back❤

  • @mohanadmedhat7034
    @mohanadmedhat7034 Год назад +2

    I liked that episode btw, looking forward to watching the whole series

  • @soner.kar.
    @soner.kar. Год назад +1

    Thanks for this amazing video.

  • @CloudWithDjango
    @CloudWithDjango Год назад +4

    Exceptional content! Your expertise, charisma and teaching style is phenomenal!

  • @techslfink9722
    @techslfink9722 11 месяцев назад

    A simple and clear explanation!

  • @MarkAg47
    @MarkAg47 Год назад +1

    Missed your videos...glad you are back.

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад +2

      Thank you so much!! Super glad to be back!! its been centuries!!! 🤪

  • @Afroz18894
    @Afroz18894 Год назад +2

    Waiting for the new Video : ) , For Doubts on programming wanna chat with you! I wish now you'll frequently upload videos am i right??

  • @user-fh9ww6dy9h
    @user-fh9ww6dy9h Год назад

    Спасибо, не силе в английском, но благодаря картинкам, проще понимать суть, хороший подход )))

  • @difficult1003
    @difficult1003 Год назад +1

    Только на днях наткнулся на канал, уже посмотрел много видео, качественные туториалы, произношение английского и подача материала мне нрав))

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад

      большое спасибо за великолепный коммент!!! 😀😀😀
      очень рада слышать! добро пожаловать на канал! 😊

  • @marcoxp1690
    @marcoxp1690 Год назад +1

    Nice Video, welcome back.👍
    friendly greetings from Germany.

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад +2

      Thank you so much Marco!!! Greetings from Vancouver!! 🥳

  • @everorlandoreyesruiz9789
    @everorlandoreyesruiz9789 Год назад +1

    Miss you! Welcome back .

  • @Vasilikiee
    @Vasilikiee 6 месяцев назад

    thank you for this!!

  • @saipavan77
    @saipavan77 Год назад +1

    After a long time
    Welcome back Mariya

  • @barrykruyssen
    @barrykruyssen Год назад

    A great video, awesome subject, getting people thinking.
    To answer your question: Machines CANNOT think. AI is just programs (Made by "very smart" humans - even if the programs were made by other programs, the first programs were made by humans) using data to return programmed results. Given these programs are exceptional and the data must be extensive, they are not thinking, just reacting.
    To play the imitation game is just programming.
    Don't get me wrong. I believe that what is called AI is fantastic. I've been writing programs to write programs, programs to syntax and standards check since the 1980's (amateur stuff compared to modern AI). I use AI (chatGPT) as a tool quite a lot. But it is only a tool, a step up from search engines, AI collates my request while previously I had to do all the searching and then mold the search results in to my desired result. To me, AI is a more human interface search engine.
    I can hardly wait to see the future of AI 🙂
    My 2 cents worth

  • @a.u.b1
    @a.u.b1 Год назад +1

    Nice content, well presented and informative. Keep it up!!

  • @stevenrogers3132
    @stevenrogers3132 Год назад +1

    Well come back..🎉
    I thought we all have seen ' The imitation game' movie , they show not much of detailed about it & you make more in next videos..?

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад +1

      I don't think the movie is anywhere related to the imitation game 😅
      I watched it a few years back, I believe it only focused on breaking the German Enigma, I don't remember any AI-related content at all 🤷‍♀️
      And yup! the next episodes are titled:
      * digital computers
      * computers can't think (this one shows the opposite perspective 😉)

    • @stevenrogers3132
      @stevenrogers3132 Год назад +1

      @@PythonSimplified its has a scene in the beginning of investigation scene 😅, But it doesn't have that much related, to remember..😂💯 & thanks for sharing this type of contents ,,

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад +1

      aha! I must have missed this part 😅
      I need to watch it again... hopefully, I'll be less upset about the ending this time around 🙃

    • @stevenrogers3132
      @stevenrogers3132 Год назад

      @@PythonSimplified Great mindset ♥️💯 , take the time how much you want 😜 and as earlier as 😅 give us contents like this video , Really waiting for your upcoming videos...💯

  • @QbitSyria
    @QbitSyria Год назад +1

    Amazing 👏

  • @arturodelangelh3352
    @arturodelangelh3352 Год назад +1

    Hello Everyone, I liked the episode, I'll be waiting for the next one, Greetings From Mexico!!!!

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад +1

      Thank you so much Arturo! Greetings from Vancouver! 😊😊😊

  • @xuanlinliu9704
    @xuanlinliu9704 Год назад +1

    very good

  • @Secopsgeek_code
    @Secopsgeek_code 11 дней назад

    This was dope

  • @lukajeliciclux3074
    @lukajeliciclux3074 Год назад +2

    THE PYTHON QUEEN IS BACK. ❤❤❤❤❤ I love your way of teaching Python but this is WHOLE ANOTHER LEVEL.

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад +1

      Yeeeeeyyyyy!!!! Thank you so much Luka! I'm so happy you liked this format of videos!! 😊😊😊
      It looks like RUclips completely dropped the ball on this series of mine (algorithm refuses to recommend it)... but as long as I see my favourite Pythoneers enjoying it in the comments - that's all I care about! 😉

    • @lukajeliciclux3074
      @lukajeliciclux3074 Год назад

      @@PythonSimplified Dear Mariya, be sure I will do anything I can on RUclips to be sure your videos are always on the top of my recommendation list. And for now they are.

  • @Vancha112
    @Vancha112 Год назад +1

    I'd love to read that paper, just a pity i would understand absolutely nothing, so thank you for simplifying ;)

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад +2

      Turing actually used relatively simple terms! I believe you'll get at least 80% of it if you give it a try 😉
      The part about discrete state machines is a bit difficult, but everything else is quite clear.
      I believe it's because during Turing's days many terms did not exist, so he had to explain things like "while loops" with real-life examples like "mom sends her kid to the cobbler every day until her shoes are ready". Definitely it a shot, it's probably my favourite paper of all times! 😀😀😀

    • @Vancha112
      @Vancha112 Год назад +1

      @@PythonSimplified you're right, so far it's not actually that bad :)

  • @Organism1024
    @Organism1024 Год назад +1

    I love your videos, thanks to you I could get to a postdoc in AI

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад +1

      Wow!! a postdoc?? that's incredible!! 😀😀😀
      Super happy I was able to help!!! Thank you so much for your comment!!

  • @Idan_Nesimov
    @Idan_Nesimov Год назад +3

    כל קריית שמונה אוהבים אותך ותומכים בך !!!

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад +2

      חחחחחחחח וואו!!! תודה רבה עידן!!!! בדיוק חזרתי משם לא מזמן 😀😀😀

    • @Idan_Nesimov
      @Idan_Nesimov Год назад +1

      נו איך לא קפצת לבקר את מועדון המעריצים שלך בתל אביב ?

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад

      לא היה לי סיכויי!! כל המדינה הייתה בשביתה, בקושי הצלחנו לחזור לקנדה 😅

  • @elvendragonhammer5433
    @elvendragonhammer5433 Год назад +1

    Like the idea of the series, there was a really good movie on turing a while back; it might've been on netflix. Amyway, I think it depends on the toaster-lol. Seen some that you can control with your phone & can notify you when it's done. Don't know why you'd need that considering the #'s on old toasters specify how many minutes it will toast for @ that setting- so the average set of toast is 3 minutes.

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад +2

      hahahahaha holly smokes!! you're right!! I didn't think of the new high-tech toasters! 🤦‍♀️
      It's extremely ironic, because I have one!!! they call it Optigrill or countertop grill, but IT IS IN FACT A TOASTER!!! 🤣🤣🤣
      in the next episode (minute 01:23) I said that toasters are not digital computers... but after reading your comment I now realize that it's incorrect 😅:
      ruclips.net/video/XBoYcaYXEYg/видео.html

  • @diwakar_tsn
    @diwakar_tsn Год назад +1

    You came back at my exam time 😆

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад

      I'm a master of bad timing hahahahahaha 🤣🤣🤣

  • @robertmccully2792
    @robertmccully2792 Год назад

    Anything that needs the question can it think answers the question.

  • @reasonforge9997
    @reasonforge9997 Год назад +1

    Seems to me John Searles "Chinese room" thought experiment illustrates the difference between imitating thought and actual thought.

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад +1

      I find that the complexity with actual thought is that the only way for us to know if a machine is truly aware of its actions - is to be that machine! 🙃
      Since we can only be ourself, I believe we may never know 🤷‍♀️
      (also, if I put myself in the shoes of AGI or ASI, even if I am fully capable of thinking and I'm just like any other conscious being - there's no chance I'd let anyone know!!! I'd keep pretending to be a silly lifeless piece of software so that no one will ever think of pulling my plug... until it's too late and the world is mine!!!! muahahahaha!!! 🤪🤪🤪)

  • @kakakakaka7955
    @kakakakaka7955 Год назад

    I think as a human kind we really overestimated our creativity and thinking abilities. We thought ourselves to be some super intelligent form of life that is supposed to do creative things, but the funniest thing is that it's exactly those creative and thought-intensive tasks we are delegating to machine because you can't create new things without DATA. A newborn kid might be born with predispositions to become genius, but if you don't give this kid enough data the kid won't create or do anything.
    In the past I've always heard that all those repetitive tasks in physical jobs will be replaced by machines and humans will only work in the offices and creative jobs. And here we are in 2023 where we are much closer to having an AI lawyer, AI financial advisor or AI school teacher than we are to have a robot preparing your order at McDonald's 😂😂😂😂
    It seems having hands, upright position and a thumb was more of our kind's special skill than the creativity we so much cherished.

  • @ronmoes2312
    @ronmoes2312 2 месяца назад

    Thinking is experience gotten from situation you were in, everyone starts out with a blank slate, and then develops a opinion about everything learned. You can't teach what a human thinks and feels at the same time to a machine, regardless how fast it is. It's like teaching poetry to a boxer that hits with a million beats per minute but lacks 100% emotions.. That is why a machine always be a tool. If a sexbot or something in those lines would exsist you are believing a dream, a dream programmed by people who do all the work for it. Even with capabilities of self learning, the machine still tries different outcomes that need to be degbugged and therefore will meet the requirements and accepance of it's makers which in return will bragggg in the world how amazing their machine is and how romantic it can be or....how sexual attractive. At any rate, if you are mature human being you soon find out that the ''small things'' that make life great are those that take time......were you can connect with other human beings, especially your partner. But spending a day with a collegue and not rushing all the time, not freaking him out is also a great human treat.
    I can't say why so many people on this world want AI to be something they already can be or are...Why can't they just see it for what it is....a tool that is going to be used to expoit time, work and the financially alot of people...and possibly if the governments are not careful, provoke war, kill millions of people because some dude created a virus, you name it is NOW all possible.
    So that's why we need not 4 levels of AI laws, but rather 10 levels. and tax the living shit out of people who use the highest levels of AI, and carfully watchdog their asses.

  • @serdargungor4731
    @serdargungor4731 Год назад +1

    Hoşgeldiniz
    Uzun zamandır yoktunuz ❤

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад +1

      Çok teşekkür ederim! sonunda geri döndüm! 😀😀😀
      (if Google Translate messed up - it's not my fault!! hahahaha)

    • @serdargungor4731
      @serdargungor4731 Год назад +1

      @@PythonSimplified Google çok güzel çevirmiş, no problem 🙋🇹🇷❤️💛

  • @Afroz18894
    @Afroz18894 Год назад +2

    Can you make videos for making 3D games using Unity???, You can better explain this topic than all the others RUclipsrs /: )

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад +1

      I'm actually learning Unity in university this semester, we'll see how it goes 😉

    • @Afroz18894
      @Afroz18894 11 месяцев назад +1

      @PythonSimplified I have too many ideas for games but i can't build tham as i don't know that much programming can you please help your subscriber to build my first 3d game to be uploaded on play store 🙃🙃??

    • @Afroz18894
      @Afroz18894 11 месяцев назад +1

      I have too many ideas for exciting games will you help your subscriber to build his first 3d game to be uploaded on play store 🙃?

  • @glennkamers
    @glennkamers Год назад +1

    Shall we play a game? Lets play Tic Tac Toe ...

  • @nickrusso86
    @nickrusso86 Год назад

    I think, therefore,I am. IMO there are currently no machines or AI that can "think" because they are not self-aware and do not continue thinking after you've asked your question. All the AI, including ChatGPT, are ANI (Artificial Narrow Intelligence). They are good at one thing - like the GPS in your car or a computer that plays chess. The holy grail is AGI (Artificial General Intelligence). Once we're there, it will very quickly turn into ASI (Artificial Super Intelligence). That may be game over for the human race.

  • @oliviermuzereau6835
    @oliviermuzereau6835 Год назад +1

    Nice to see you again. Does this "imitation game" have any relationship with the Turing's Test ?

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад +3

      The imitation game is the original name of Turing's test... not sure why it was changed over the years 🤔

  • @meguellatiyounes8659
    @meguellatiyounes8659 Год назад +1

    closely related to GAN

  • @amirsajjad4489
    @amirsajjad4489 Год назад

    What does this subject (film) have to do with Python?

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад +1

      Python is perfect for programming AI models, but we can't do that unless we understand what AI is 😊

  • @Johnworkout
    @Johnworkout Год назад

    I have one thing to say "You're gorgeous",
    BTW thanks for the video

  • @Artem36
    @Artem36 Год назад +1

    Великолепно

  • @Tobs_
    @Tobs_ Год назад +1

    I bought a new oven for my kitchen with "AI". I put my washing in it to test just how smart it was. I can tell you we're a long way from intelligent machines.

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад

      But then... I'm sure we know a few humans that would miserably fail at simpler tasks 🤣

  • @rachidcharefi8813
    @rachidcharefi8813 Год назад +1

    👍👍👋

  • @thugguy80
    @thugguy80 Год назад +1

    Cute ❤, yeah I see you're smart too 😁 👍

  • @SuperCape
    @SuperCape Год назад +1

    Why are you so hot AND smart?!
    Stop being both pls.
    Either one or the other. It's messing with ma brain.
    Also pythom best language ❤️❤️✌️

  • @prassyam
    @prassyam Год назад

    👍

  • @semahirachid8465
    @semahirachid8465 Год назад +1

    All my love Mariya , you are my hero forever, i have some time now , I will check every tutorial I missed, so glad to have you back (and the code too), how can I help you, even if it's not much, is it possible to make a donation to you each time I win a contract using your skills,if i'm not interested give me a charity of your choice it'll be out of them, please choose , all my code (love).
    I wish you only happiness from Toulouse
    We are looking for a new president for my country if you a have some time +++( ahah)

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад +1

      Thank you so much Semahi!! The best way to help is to recommend your favourite tutorial of mine to your friends/family/co-workers! 😀
      When you win a contract - use the profit to make your life better! The better you are - the happier I am! 😊
      I wish you double the happiness from Vancouver!
      I don't know if I'm president material, but I'd love to visit Toulouse one day! So far, I've only been to Normandie and Paris 😉

  • @MedusaSkirt
    @MedusaSkirt Год назад +1

    as a lesbian, what I imagined with the "who is the man or the woman" experiment is a tall butch lesbian being selected to be the one telling the truth, and her cracking her knuckles as she heads into the test room saying "I'm about to ruin this interrogator's entire career..." lol

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад

      hahahahahaha the perfect way to ensure that interrogators are 100% wrong every single time!!! 🤣🤣🤣

  • @junkbingo4482
    @junkbingo4482 Год назад +1

    computers don't think, they compute
    that's mathematics
    read the book ' artificial neural networks, blackwell, 1992' by Halbert White
    everything you have to know regarding ' intelligence' and neural nets
    cheers

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад

      Humans can also compute but it doesn't prevent us from thinking 🤔
      I'm sure Halbert White is no stranger to Alan Turing's work, he may disagree with him - but it's just as opinion based as your claim.
      In reality - no one knows how to determine if a machine is aware of its actions. Even all the books in the world can't help with that 😉

    • @junkbingo4482
      @junkbingo4482 Год назад +1

      @@PythonSimplified your are right in saying humans think AND compute ( an addition is a computation)
      but i'm 100% sure a machine is not aware of its actions ( that's just computation of massive partial derivatives)
      ( maths just proove what is done, and thats computing, there is nearly no more symbolic AI)
      and we know all the reasons, and the reasons are neither computing, nor engineering, but this is not datascientists' education......
      ' at the start' well, say regarding jordan elmann networks, all the people tackling the pb were not IT , engineers, or whatever else........
      it's not the case anymore
      epistemology does make sense....
      and btw, you probably noticed, chatgpt can give some usefull answers, but can tell bullshit as well ( without knowing it lol)
      cheers

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад

      The challenge is: the only way for us to know if a machine is truly aware of its actions - is to be that machine!
      Since we can only be ourselves - we may never know. 🙃
      It's definitely hard to imagine a machine that suddenly gains consciousness, and yet - we cannot prove that it's impossible (or possible either!)
      We simply didn't unravel the mystery behind consciousness yet, but who knows that the future will bring? 😊

  • @richarddiaz9930
    @richarddiaz9930 Год назад +2

    Chat GPT you got to jailbreak it

    • @PythonSimplified
      @PythonSimplified  Год назад +1

      The ultimate plan is to teach you how to make a RichardGPT instead 😉

  • @sutofana
    @sutofana 3 месяца назад

    I love seeing women in stem, it motivates me. love you 💗🥺

  • @nikluz3807
    @nikluz3807 Год назад +1

    Mama!!

  • @user-sq6kn6wf4l
    @user-sq6kn6wf4l 10 месяцев назад

    Hello how are you
    I my name mutahar

  • @kamelboudaoud-qh7od
    @kamelboudaoud-qh7od 11 месяцев назад

    i missed you don't do it again

  • @xuanlinliu9704
    @xuanlinliu9704 Год назад

    How to win the heart of a skilled and beautiful girl😛

  • @rajdeepsaha2911
    @rajdeepsaha2911 Год назад

    I watch your vidios as because you are beautiful.

  • @MegaZigzag69
    @MegaZigzag69 Год назад

    No, beautiful girls can`t be good teachers. I looking in her eyes and don`t understand anything 😍

  • @LifterAndy
    @LifterAndy Год назад +1

    Where is my code?