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Art of the Problem
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Добавлен 11 июн 2011
I tell the origin story of modern ideas. Each episode presents an ancient problem and follows its journey from prehistoric through modern times. Helping you fall in love with CS since 2011.
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Writer & producer: Brit Cruise
Research: Brit Cruise + Cameron Murray
Music: Cameron Murray + Basil Storey
AOP posters artoftheproblem.myspreadshop.ca/
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Writer & producer: Brit Cruise
Research: Brit Cruise + Cameron Murray
Music: Cameron Murray + Basil Storey
How Intelligence Evolved | A 600 Million Year Story
This video follows the evolution of intelligence, from the simple nerve nets to the complex neural networks in humans that enable consciousness, learning, and imagination.
I made this video with Max Bennett after reading his book which I enjoyed (www.abriefhistoryofintelligence.com/)
Thanks to Jane Street for sponsoring this video. If you want to learn more about their work and open roles, visit their website: bit.ly/3TvuACB
If you enjoyed this program please consider supporting AOP via Patreon.
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00:00 - Introduction
01:13 - nerve nets
01:29 - steering
02:20 - reinforcement learning
06:23 - mental simulation
08:50 - 3rd person simulation
11:50 - language
I made this video with Max Bennett after reading his book which I enjoyed (www.abriefhistoryofintelligence.com/)
Thanks to Jane Street for sponsoring this video. If you want to learn more about their work and open roles, visit their website: bit.ly/3TvuACB
If you enjoyed this program please consider supporting AOP via Patreon.
www.patreon.com/artoftheproblem
00:00 - Introduction
01:13 - nerve nets
01:29 - steering
02:20 - reinforcement learning
06:23 - mental simulation
08:50 - 3rd person simulation
11:50 - language
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Designing Educational Experiences with Pixar and Khan Academy | Brit Cruise | Talk at Google
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Brit Cruise | Talk at Google: My journey with Pixar & Khan Academy, leading to Pixar in a Box and Story Xperiential Key moments in this talk include: 00:00 - Introduction 01:00 - Art of the Problem origin story. 03:40 - My work & experiments with Khan Academy & Sal Khan 10:30 - The process behind 'Pixar in a Box' and 'Imagineering in a Box' 14:00 - Startup experiment with Mystery Science 16:00 ...
ChatGPT: 30 Year History | How AI Learned to Talk
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ChatGPT: 30 Year History | How AI Learned to Talk
Say You Love Me (2020 Experimental Documentary)
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Say You Love Me (2020 Experimental Documentary)
How Recommender Systems Work (Netflix/Amazon)
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How Recommender Systems Work (Netflix/Amazon)
How AI Learns (Backpropagation 101)
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How AI Learns (Backpropagation 101)
From Bacteria to Humans (Evolution of Learning)
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From Bacteria to Humans (Evolution of Learning)
Intro to Artificial Intelligence (Neural Networks)
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Intro to Artificial Intelligence (Neural Networks)
TEASER: Episode 5 (Artificial Intelligence/Deep Learning)
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TEASER: Episode 5 (Artificial Intelligence/Deep Learning)
Funcionamiento de Bitcoin: Confianza mecánica
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Funcionamiento de Bitcoin: Confianza mecánica
The Beauty of Lempel-Ziv Compression
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The Beauty of Lempel-Ziv Compression
Hamming & low density parity check codes
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Hamming & low density parity check codes
Bitcoin Documentary | The Trust Machine
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Bitcoin Documentary | The Trust Machine
How space-time codes work (5G networks)
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How space-time codes work (5G networks)
How internet communication works: Network Coding
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How internet communication works: Network Coding
P = NP Explained Visually (Big O Notation & Complexity Theory)
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P = NP Explained Visually (Big O Notation & Complexity Theory)
What is a computer? (the history covering Leibniz, Babbage & Lovelace)
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What is a computer? (the history covering Leibniz, Babbage & Lovelace)
What is Computer Science? | The Turing test
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What is Computer Science? | The Turing test
The Origin of Computer Science (Leibniz, Boole, Babbage, Turing)
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The Origin of Computer Science (Leibniz, Boole, Babbage, Turing)
The search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence
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The search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence
Error correction codes (Hamming coding)
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Error correction codes (Hamming coding)
Entropy is the limit of compression (Huffman Coding)
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Entropy is the limit of compression (Huffman Coding)
How to ruin a great video?? Just put some shitty bgm!! This guy nailed it
Interesting video. What are competing theories to the ones that you’ve presented here and what are the strengths and weaknesses of those?
how tf u get a jane street sponsor. actually cool af u got that
Here's the Python code for the example in the video if anyone wants. class LZ78EncoderDecoder: def __init__(self): self.dictionary = {} self.reverse_dictionary = [] def encode(self, text): self.dictionary = {} self.reverse_dictionary = [] encoded = [] index = 1 i = 0 while i < len(text): current_str = text[i] while i + 1 < len(text) and current_str in self.dictionary: i += 1 current_str += text[i] if current_str in self.dictionary: # Longest match found at the end of text encoded.append((self.dictionary[current_str], "")) break else: if len(current_str) == 1: encoded.append((0, current_str)) else: encoded.append((self.dictionary[current_str[:-1]], current_str[-1])) self.dictionary[current_str] = index self.reverse_dictionary.append(current_str) index += 1 i += 1 return encoded def decode(self, encoded): self.reverse_dictionary = [""] decoded_text = "" for idx, char in encoded: if idx == 0: new_entry = char else: new_entry = self.reverse_dictionary[idx] + char self.reverse_dictionary.append(new_entry) decoded_text += new_entry return decoded_text # Example usage text = "AABABBABBAABA" lz = LZ78EncoderDecoder() # Encode the text encoded_text = lz.encode(text) print("Encoded:", encoded_text) # Decode the encoded text decoded_text = lz.decode(encoded_text) print("Decoded:", decoded_text)
10/10 video. Super easy to follow and wonderfully crafted.
Great video, feel like the sponsor is a bit of a mismatch though
And all this is mostly for ONE language: English
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Clickbait, this video wasnt 600 million years long
Things do not evolve that is pseudo science for the slave brains. You don't have to believe in any religion either. Evolution is generally believed by those who do not think but accept what they are told. It is a very room temperature IQ theory. You have to be a complete NPC to swallow that one. In fact I would say anyone believes in evolution probably will believe anything you put on a TV.
Wow! Great video!
thanks working on follow up right now on RL
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This channels creator is so artful in their presentation of such a complex topic. Definitely underrated. Such is the price of avoiding garbage algorithmic gaming such as clickbait. You earned my subscription. Keep making great content 🙏
Imagine each sense is a seperate entity, some see light others hear sound, they exist together and must communicate to form a map of reality to navigate through, the mind takes every sense and memory to navigate the moment in real time. Thus we are not one soul but infinite souls all sensing and communicating, thus creating a mind and brain
i thought this video had 1M views atleast and released only recently, turns out it's been released in 2019 with low views... This is a high quality video! it deserves more attention!
Phenomenal
thank you ! stay tuned for more
Pure gold
thanks, stay tuned for follow up!
I just felt very happy after going through this video. So simply explained . You deserve huge accolades my friend 🎉. Many many thanks . Hoping for more 😅
Thank you! currently working on a follow up appreciate this.
A body is necessary for my brain, but I don't imagine that to be the case for all possible brains that have human-level of intelligence.
title was clickbait, this video is 15 minutes
Do you have any sources document?
Yes the best source is the book I referenced, but I also have my whole script in the video description
This video presents a distorted picture of evolution and the animal kingdom. The examples you choose, the order in which you present your examples, all seem to suggest intelligence evolved along a linear path from basal species to more derived species, terminating with Homo sapiens. Great apes are far from the only animals to exhibit theory of mind; hell, even chickens demonstrate it. Most animals are far more intelligent than we give them credit for. Unfortunately it's useful to maintain this delusion so people can continue to treat animals in the disgraceful ways we do - maiming and killing them for research purposes, food, clothing, for entertainment, viewing them as commodities, instead of the inquisitive, sensitive beings that they are.
What is the name of the documentary you pulled the chimpanzee clips from? Looks super interesting.
What crazy informative content. Sometimes you have to be extremely thankful for "random" suggested content. Awesome channel and content!
thanks for feeedback, i'm glad you found it, stay tuned
This video is very well put together, but I have to agree with the others. Even if you just turn the music down it would be easier to listen to. At times I had a hard time discerning your voice from the long drawn out sounds playing
thanks for feedback, i tried to correct in my most recent video
& missed the States by That much.
This is the one of the best video on the evolution of AI.
thank you! working on a follow up focued on RL next
This is the first time (as far as I remember) that I am commenting on a youtube video. This channel is Fantastic.
wonderful, hope you enjoy the whole series, i'm still working on it
Oh, so that is why it doesn't work. Ok have a good day.
very nice very nice
Whats the song that starts at 13:00?
i do original music for this series, there is link in my channel to it all
Came here expecting this video would be 600 million years long. It wasn’t. 0/10
christ is lord
I love the way you put all this in evolutionary terms. I can see where biology found a new tool and grew it, and then another new tool developed inside of that.
appreciate the feedback, stay tuned!
Noam should stick to complaining about US policy and leave semantics to the professionals.
Wow, what a brilliant chain of thoughts! "Does your brain need your body?" I would say yes, because it's the vehicle that perceives all sensory sensations, fueling the imagination. So if we want to develop much more capable AIs that can "feel," we need to provide them with a body to experience the world. Start-ups and Big Tech might have already advanced this technology much more than we know. Within the next decade, such creatures-which we could call humanoids-might begin to emerge. The fifth generation of a model like Chat GPT 4o, combined with a sophisticated robot equipped with all the state-of-the-art sensors, could then truly work in the reverse direction as described by you. This will be a wild ride, so buckle up!
thanks for sharing, hope to go into this more in my follow up video
Mira Murati ♥
Despite the lack of strong scientific evidence, I am convinced dogs have theory of mind. It seems that mine are constantly trying to evaluate (and sometimes exploit) my mental state. They know when they are being watched, they know when they are being talked to vs talked about, etc.
Recommendation engines, a hot CS topic, are desired by business folks for personalization and user engagement in marketing, media, and e-commerce.
any source for the discussion at 24:30?
what an interesting video. really informative and fun to watch
"Trillions of electrical circuits?? 'Nuther RUclips poster with no editor.
hm?
what do you think the 6th step will be?