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it's called semantic hashing: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0888613X0... also see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sparse_distributed_memory
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Google Brain: Concept Activation Vectors
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all your "requests for research" are very narrow and formulated as specialized deep learning problems, basically enforcing a particular solution If you're serious about AGI broaden the scope (e.g. along the lines of DARPA
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9y ago
regardless of the lane recognition it has to at least detect the obstacle in front of it, it's something that a basic collision avoidance system can do
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Metaweb co-founder
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What happened to the previous manager
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Relevant: "How to Build a A Brain" by Chris Eliasmith https://www.amazon.com/How-Build-Brain-Architecture-Architec...
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Take a break for a smoke every half an hour
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they should do a donorschoose campaign to get donations, it will go viral
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Filecoin
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couldn't get through the paywall, but here is another article with amazing pictures: http://www.businessinsider.com/moscows-incredible-metro-syst...
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the question is - why do you need to optimize in the first place? why don't you look up an answer instead of solving a mathematical optimization problem?
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it's really a pity that after 75 years of AI research the best thing we've got is still based on gradient descent, a brute force trial and error.
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Binance: the fastest profitable unicorn in history?
(medium.com)
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if you're interested in this check out the coalescent theory, a very elegant mathematical model of population genetics: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coalescent_theory The Coalescent, from a book by John Wakeley:
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"Memcomputing NP-complete problems in polynomial time using polynomial resources and collective states" http://advances.sciencemag.org/content/1/6/e1500031.full
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A combination of software engineering and domain expertise makes for a really effective engineer. As an example - if you work as an software engineer in finance learn about a few particular financial products at the same level or better tha
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the author's Phd thesis "Intentional robots ", 2007: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Riccardo_Manzotti/publi...
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satoshi is probably the world first bitcoin billionaire
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This is what happens when you invest in Vanguard tracker fund
(telegraph.co.uk)
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yuck, what a soulless piece of crap
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we did have physics to help build those machines, models that describe the world in which planes can fly. we are lacking 'mind physics' at the moment, all we have is brute force trial and error
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Learn about human intelligence
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Stockfish – open source chess engine
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The Consciousness Prior
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ask about their last project, favorite project, challenging project, what do they want to do in the future, why do they leave their previous job. that's all.
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I studied at the same school while working full time (got my bachelors when I was 39) It was a great experience, besides taking CS courses and Columbia Core I've also done some undergrad research in machine learning in one of the labs
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What You Should Know About the Impending Real Estate Downfall
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Prof. Hinton has an interesting talk about his new 'capsule' model based on psychology of shape perception: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTawFwUvnLE
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Piece-for-piece replication might not be the right level of abstraction. Blue Brain project is one unfortunate example, on the other hand the current neural nets are stuck with neural model from 1943.
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