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▶ 8:31 Bryan Catanzaro Um, I worked in the Silicon Valley AI lab, uh, along with Andrew Ng, and as well as Dario Amadei.
▶ 15:00 Bryan Catanzaro First hand about the applications of AI, and at NVIDIA, I was mostly working on, you know, libraries and compilers for AI, so I thought, um, well, you know, when Andrew Ng asked me to go build the Silicon Valley AI Lab with him at Baidu, I…

▶ 30:01 Zico Kolter Then I went to grad school at, at Stanford, and, and worked with, uh, with Andrew Ng there, and, uh, basically. 2 times in the scene

▶ 3:03 Sharon Zhou Um, and, ah, and that's, that is a joke, but it is genuinely, like I told my advisor, PhD advisor, Andrew Ng, that day one that I would, my plan was to drop out, so it was genuinely my, my true path.

▶ 1:01 Gary Marcus Quote from one of the most famous people in deep learning, which is one of the most famous strands of AI right now, Andrew Ng, writing the Harvard Business Review, said, if a typical person can do a mental task with less than one second of… 2 times in the scene
▶ 5:59 Gary Marcus There are actually limits to it, so when you think about Andrew Eng's quote, and then you have some commercial job you'd actually like done, I'd like you to think instead of this, which is, if a typical person can do a mental task with…

▶ 14:12 Matt Turck So, you know, AI went through this long period that, you know, you're probably more familiar than anybody else, ah, you know, where, where it just wasn't the hot thing, ah, anymore at all, and now, you know, what, over the last couple of…

▶ 17:13 Mike Abbott Um, and if you look at the, you know, the Google driving car, like, we've been spending some time on some of these autonomous driving car efforts, like Andrew Ng's effort at Stanford and a couple of their startups, I mean, we have to…

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