Neil Jacobstein - Artificial Intelligence (part 2 of 2)

[felpaluche]

It would really be of great help to make amazing AI's.

[dandvd]

Re. the discussion starting @34:48 on AIs doubling their prowess with each iteration: IBM Watson's proficiency at Jeopardy questions over time was anything but exponential. It was more like an asymptotic curve, tending towards something like 90% confidence for 90% of the answers.

[dandvd]

He missed the question @5:29 about framework well-suited for AI development. Instead of answering that all languages are Turing-equivalent, it's more useful to mention platforms like Ben Goertzel's OpenCog.

[coolhead20]

by the way this is not part 2, this is the same thing as part 1

[dehumorsite]

@coolhead20 No it isn't.

[pgdevil]

"The sky is not the limit." - Sums it up well.

[BANGBANGBANGBBANG]

maybe if the retards in the audience would learn to not taking fukn notes the whole lecture and actually listen in their classes they would learn something. taking notes in a lecture is insulting to the lecturer when he/she is as good as this guy. i wouldnt have needed to take a single fukin note in this lecture

[BANGBANGBANGBBANG]

what a bunch of noobs in the audience

[supergopi]

23:48 gosh...this guy have to listen to Gary Reynolds zen presentation skills talk...