
Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence: Crash Course Computer Science #34
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Date: 2022-04-04
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Comments and reviews: 7
3rdman
These are just really basic things that engineers have been doing for decades using MatLab. Really there is nothing new in these -new fields- called -machine-learning- and -data science-. Just somewhat larger data-sets, somewhat faster machines, and a few new softwares that makes the job easier (mainly in the business domain, and a whole new mass of people who are called -data-scientists- or -data-analysts- or whatever.
Also I don't understand why this is called -artificial intelligence-. These optimisation works fundamentally and utterly have nothing to do with what people define as -artificial intelligence-, or whatever the paranoid ideas that people have about machines taking over the world or whatever.
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These are just really basic things that engineers have been doing for decades using MatLab. Really there is nothing new in these -new fields- called -machine-learning- and -data science-. Just somewhat larger data-sets, somewhat faster machines, and a few new softwares that makes the job easier (mainly in the business domain, and a whole new mass of people who are called -data-scientists- or -data-analysts- or whatever.
Also I don't understand why this is called -artificial intelligence-. These optimisation works fundamentally and utterly have nothing to do with what people define as -artificial intelligence-, or whatever the paranoid ideas that people have about machines taking over the world or whatever.
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Dav
gonna try to create artificial intelligence using a geometric language in many dimension where the number of angle is our 2d equivalent of that language allowing higher and more complex coding and maybe even self aware artificial intelligence
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gonna try to create artificial intelligence using a geometric language in many dimension where the number of angle is our 2d equivalent of that language allowing higher and more complex coding and maybe even self aware artificial intelligence
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Jeffrey
The most fascinating part about DeepMind's AlphaZero is that it did not need human-created training data. It only needed to play itself enough times, and by sheer volume, become a master. Humans can't do that, unfortunately.
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The most fascinating part about DeepMind's AlphaZero is that it did not need human-created training data. It only needed to play itself enough times, and by sheer volume, become a master. Humans can't do that, unfortunately.
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Randall
At 2: 30 my eyeballs rolled back in my head and I collapsed, falling backward out of my chair due to total confusion and non understanding of said material. Takes me back to my school days.
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At 2: 30 my eyeballs rolled back in my head and I collapsed, falling backward out of my chair due to total confusion and non understanding of said material. Takes me back to my school days.
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Randall
A robot walks into a bar.
Robot; - Hey bartender, I'll have a beer please. -
Bartender: - We don't serve your type in here.
Robot: - No, but someday you will. -
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A robot walks into a bar.
Robot; - Hey bartender, I'll have a beer please. -
Bartender: - We don't serve your type in here.
Robot: - No, but someday you will. -
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Afreen
I am never a person who is scared of robot takeover but the access to billions of webpages and pretty much everything got me nervous.
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I am never a person who is scared of robot takeover but the access to billions of webpages and pretty much everything got me nervous.
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Chris
No, computers dont and wont have intelligence, that takes comprehension, they have and use predictability based on gathered data,
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No, computers dont and wont have intelligence, that takes comprehension, they have and use predictability based on gathered data,
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