neural networks

“And so if you ask the question, gee, why are people so excited about neural networks when we've been working on this since the 19 forties, the answer is scale.”

“Neural networks aren't new. In fact, they're actually, if you go back and read the 1956 Dartmouth Summer AI Conference, they're actually mentioned in there as one of the first things that that group of people who basically invented the field. This is like Marv…”

“And if you look at how the fraud systems that actually back your credit card work today, what happens is, you know, so you have a chaser bank for America or whatever credit card. And there's a set of neural networks that were trained and you're like, oh, cool.…”

“I'm a little less convinced that the tech, software technologies we have now are, like, on some linear path towards just, like, quote, unquote, AGI, or just, quote, unquote, like, consciousness, like, I don't, It's hard for me to believe that consciousness is …”

“And in the game worlds themselves can no longer, will no longer be rendered, but actually generated at runtime using neural networks.”

“The breakthrough here was that now we've learned how to decompose a neural network into these Interpretable features when previous approaches focused on interpreting single neurons.”

“A neural network is actually a stochastic machine, and so why are we using the substrate that is highly precise and deterministic? For something that's actually stochastic and distributed in nature.”