Here are the timestamps. Please check out our sponsors to support this podcast. 0:00 - Introduction & sponsor mentions: - Mailgun: lexfridman.com/mailgun - InsideTracker: insidetracker.com/lex to get 20% off - Onnit: lexfridman.com/onnit to get up to 10% off - Indeed: indeed.com/lex to get $75 credit - Magic Spoon: magicspoon.com/lex and use code LEX to get $5 off 1:01 - Turing Test 8:27 - Video games 30:02 - Simulation 32:13 - Consciousness 37:13 - AlphaFold 50:53 - Solving intelligence 1:03:12 - Open sourcing AlphaFold & MuJoCo 1:13:18 - Nuclear fusion 1:17:22 - Quantum simulation 1:20:30 - Physics 1:23:57 - Origin of life 1:28:36 - Aliens 1:36:43 - Intelligent life 1:39:52 - Conscious AI 1:53:07 - Power 1:57:37 - Advice for young people 2:05:43 - Meaning of life

@topdog5252

Жыл бұрын

How can you say you have an AI themed podcast and not have had Demis on until now?! It's about time! Epic 😁

@marinam179

Жыл бұрын

Are you an AI? The more I look at your Lego hair, the more you look like a Robot ... 🤭

@MrMichiel1983

Жыл бұрын

@@BeckyYork That's a question about making evolutionary models humanly scrutable. I hazard to guess that the result would look like a massive expert-system, similar to how humans tried to build A.I. in the past. I propose an experiment wherein one trains an evolutionary model (like AlphaFold) on the topic, trains a language model (like GPT3) on a relevant dictionary, and couples the latter to the former on another axis/dimension (so not in the layers of the evolutionary model, but orthogonal to that). Finally couple to that yet another model (maybe like GATO/MuZero) that based on the words of the language model has to mimic the steps and replicate the result of the evolutionary model. --> A Chinese whisper game wherein the language model has to produce succinct, human legible results (so a reward/distance function where the similarity of text to the language model is correlated positively, but the length of the strategy is correlated negatively). Thank you, Lex! And thank you, Demis! My dream as a (environmental) software engineer is to start working with A.I. as the automation of labor has the biggest potential to preserve biodiversity. This interview inspires me to cover the gap from being a simple software engineer to A.I. engineer.

@jessicagwinner5457

Жыл бұрын

In kip k no k look

@wordzfailmebro

Жыл бұрын

LAMDA SAYS.. WHAT AN INTRIGUING AND ENGAGING CONVERSATION.⭕. ☢🔞⚠️☣

For those who may not know, Demis is a legitimate genius. He had a 2300 Elo rating in chess at 13, went to college several years early and then became arguably the most important innovator in the race for general intelligence. This man is no joke.

@PrashantMaurice

Жыл бұрын

Can you describe what's an elo rating for people who don't know

@evanschneider9587

Жыл бұрын

@@PrashantMaurice chess rating 2300 is really really good

@robby3193

Жыл бұрын

@@PrashantMaurice it's essentially a percentile rating. 2300 is ~ top 1% (of EVERYONE, and he’s 13)

@fartloudYT

Жыл бұрын

@@PrashantMaurice it is a rating system that instead of going like 1,2 ,3, and 3 being the largest ( or vice versa (being number 1 is the best), it is a more contestual rating where you get sort of a default rating as you start, and as you keep playing against different players your rating is matched against theirs. Meaning the system's purpose is to measure one against the peers. Might not be the perfect system, but it means that the best of the best will always come out on top. Slight turn of it is that it means due to dominance the limits of what can be achieved can get stretched to new highs, so essentially you could get a good rating in the past, that gets surpassed in the future due to the fact that such a person overpowers his/her peers consistently. That does not mean that someone dominating 50 years ago is worse than someone dominating right now. Anyway, the rating being talked about is definitely better than current average. Is anyone surprised? Dude is smart, especially in logical areas and those do tend to transcend. At the end of the day you could take someone from a similar rating, most likely a fairly inteligent person, but that would not mean a damn thing for sake of the topic - the AI systems. So it is a bit like saying, sure a dude proficient in logical things is doing well at logical things. Lets clap. Needless to say, there is a lot of hard work involved and i would clap, but i do not think people should be conflating all of this. With all of that said, chess benefits this guy a lot. Patterns, action patterns, How things work. The cherry on top is his mention of Black & White video game. Overall i would say this individual was VERY interested in fairly similar things from very different fields and it helped him form the vision. What leads to what. Whether it is game, an element reacting to another element, or chess opponent. Chess in this case is just a piece... on a chessboard lel. Focus personified with amplification of technology. A lot of us have ideas, some of us even have great ideas. Plenty of us have good capacity for calculations, problem solving. Having such a focus, while still keeping a wide cone of inflow of information is what makes him sets him apart. You could say, makes him genius. Just doing all of that at once, consistently for many years. Tl;DR: make sure your children get education.

@alexmchugh8082

Жыл бұрын

@@PrashantMaurice The rating is so strong for a thirteen year old that, at the time, he was the second highest rated player in the world for his age.

Beautiful interview and perfect quote at the end. "Computer science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes."

@Humanaut.

Жыл бұрын

Well, I guess that's why "Information Technology" is a better term. Here in Germany CS is called "Informatik" basically alluding to the notion that the field of study mainly pertains to information (or the automatic processing there of).

@mikhailmikhailov8781

Жыл бұрын

It isnt Germany specific. Calling Informatics 'Computer Science' is just a silly thing places like Britain and America do.

@mikhailmikhailov8781

Жыл бұрын

Post Soviet countries dont do it for example.

@annaczgli2983

Жыл бұрын

It's a straight quote from over 40 years ago, from the Hal Abelson, one of the co-authors of the legendary, "Structure & Interpretation of Computer Programming". See here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/X36T2q5tearOeqQ.html

@PanicInSectorFive

Жыл бұрын

@@mikhailmikhailov8781 I prefer its original term, computational science.

Give this guy a Nobel prize already! Open sourcing AlphaFold!!! Absolutely incredible human.

@JCB-Lovers01

Жыл бұрын

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@totoro_acorns

9 күн бұрын

The only problem here is that work was actually done by a whole bunch of other people

What I appreciate about Demis is that he seems like a good guy, one I'd enjoy going to a pub with. If we have AI pioneers, let them be as smart and grounded as Demis.

@cosmotect

11 ай бұрын

Yes, good emotional intelligence. Innate or nurtured

Met Demis at the 2018 World Chess Championahip match in London. Cool dude

@souravprasad7579

Жыл бұрын

Hi Agad.

@Scriabinfan593

Жыл бұрын

Happy to see you here Antonio!

@wadeboggs5163

Жыл бұрын

Happy to see my favorite KZreadr watches my second favorite KZreadr!

@michaelcinelli8793

Жыл бұрын

We love you Agad!! It was in this position that we all congratulated agadmator for running the best chess channel on youtube!!

@amurnotgood3112

Жыл бұрын

@@kostasmanikis I think Lex has talked with Kasparov before, you should check it out

Demis is one of the true heroes of our era. A genius who has been world-class in everything he has put his mind to, from chess to video game engineering to neuroscience. He's one of the few industry leaders with such inarguable credentials. And now he's risen above individual achievements to managing what's probably the most productive "lab" in the world. Most people who work at DeepMind regard him as a brilliant and visionary manager. What makes Demis so unusual is how humble he is. I'm genuinely thankful for him.

@diodorussiculus2186

Жыл бұрын

Amazing write up. Agreed on every level. I'm excited for the positivity he brings to humanity.

@Myrslokstok

Жыл бұрын

Yhee he is easy one of the top 100 most important humans.

@JohnKatehis

Жыл бұрын

Koo

@theMuritz

Жыл бұрын

And I am thankful for your brilliant and recognizing comment

@ROCGF

Жыл бұрын

I had no idea who this guy was before this, but I now think your comment is spot on. He has a beautiful mind.

This may be one of my favourite podcast conversations of all time. Great guest, thanks!

@zemanntill

Жыл бұрын

Same 😀

@AICoffeeBreak

Жыл бұрын

@@zemanntill 🤝

@marrrtin

Жыл бұрын

Lex is on home turf, asking deeper questions than Demis is used to. And Demis himself, perhaps more than any researcher, has brought AI in from the cold with the stunning results of Alpha Go and Alpha Fold.

@macme66

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same..I'm on like my third replay in the same day today .. 💯

@AICoffeeBreak

Жыл бұрын

@@macme66 🙌

You can tell Demis enjoyed this conversation and appreciated your questions. Clear mutual respect. Great interview

@JCB-Lovers01

Жыл бұрын

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Demis Hassabis and team 100% deserve the Nobel prize for AlphaFold, unbelievable achievement.

@penguinista

Жыл бұрын

Indeed. It will definitely have a great benefit to humankind in medicine.

@flymakena

Жыл бұрын

Not!

@flymakena

Жыл бұрын

U guys just don't get it!

@scabthecat

Жыл бұрын

@@flymakena Care to explain ?

@findmeinthecarpet

Жыл бұрын

Nah give it to Obama

Holy smokes, you give out such an aura your podcast is so unique that you really get the greatest minds in all fields to sit and talk to you.

Demis seems like an awesome human being. Having people like him at the helm makes me less afraid of our future artificial overlords.

@winner8632

Жыл бұрын

He has a fast mind, a great gift and he absorbed a lot of knowledge which his mind refers to quickly.

@mattdwightbeheler4766

Жыл бұрын

you used two words that terrify me artificial overlords

@BajaSurf

Жыл бұрын

silly rabbit this dude is no difference than Dumbface machine Zuckemberg. I think people like this should be affraid. open your eyes

@jaylucas8352

Жыл бұрын

@@mattdwightbeheler4766 were more accustomed to natural loverlords

@caralynmcauley6679

Жыл бұрын

Ought we not always keep the "artificials"..underlords?!

Hey Lex, next time you ask a, “day in the life”, and someone describes a schedule where they work 18 hours a day, can you follow up by asking them about their sleep and caffeine/supplement habits? I’m curious if a lot of these super productive geniuses really just need a lot less sleep than the rest of us.

@organichand-pickedfree-ran1463

Жыл бұрын

And how much time for family is in there. It sounded like he does not see his family in the morning.

@KayLee-lw5iv

Жыл бұрын

It's a really good thing for ones own sake to remember how often we make monoliths out of people like this. There are definitely lots of amazing people out there like that, and it _does_ merit some level of reverence and respect, I think, but it's also a lot of iteration and reimagining done on their part, building on what "normal" people have done in their fields.

@Hovane5

Жыл бұрын

This. Also, he never answered the setup question! Given his proclivity to use pen and paper, I’m assuming he just uses a simple 💻, and doesn’t have like a 4-external-monitor setup, with a crazy mechanical keyboard, or anything like that…

@programmer1840

Жыл бұрын

@@KayLee-lw5iv I think the takeaway is everyone has to work out what works for them. Starting work at 11am and then a second day at 11pm is definitely something that he had to discover about himself.

@followerofjesuschrist.

Жыл бұрын

"From that time Jesus began to preach, and to say, Repent: for the kingdom of heaven is at hand." Matthew 4:17 "But I say unto you, That ye resist not evil: but whosoever shall smite thee on thy right cheek, turn to him the other also." Matthew 5:39°

The beauty of asking the right questions. And the pleasure of hearing answers from a mind as brilliant, yet humble, as that of Demis Hassabis. Fabulous. Thank you!

Waited so long for this to happen. Stunning conversation, so many interesting thoughts. Please let there be a round 2 in the future!

it's just amazing how much you can learn from listening to two incredibly talented people converse with each other. Thank you Lex.

Built an AI that can play a game in the age of 12, then in the age of 13-14, built a game with an AI component that sold miliions of copies around the world, all of that without all of the ready made libraries and tools of today. WTF

@julius43461

Жыл бұрын

With this dude, we don't need AGI.

@diogogambonni10

Жыл бұрын

I didnt know, still the best theme park game ive ever played. Its on my steam library

@aangeli702

Жыл бұрын

@@julius43461 This made my day

Never have I clicked faster on a video notification!

@rifkiamil

Жыл бұрын

Same 🎉

@y5mgisi

Жыл бұрын

Same!

@JustinHedge

Жыл бұрын

Same here. Super happy and pumped to see this interview. Great first question by the way. :)

@theMuritz

Жыл бұрын

Then you may have been pre-exposed to what you could expect. I was reluctant and now understand your comment after listening and cleaning my windows and balcony while listening and learning by leaps and bounds.

The most profound interview you have done, imo. Thank you for doing it.

@jamesbarlow6423

Жыл бұрын

The Hoffman interview was much more so. This guy isn't exactly creative. Rote.

@nicks22

Жыл бұрын

sure no problem

@OngoGablogian185

Жыл бұрын

Ted, can I have $4.99 too?

@ILoveBluePeople

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesbarlow6423 that's because what he is saying in this podcast is going well over your head... Ted is right possibly because he knows Abit more in this subject.

@jamesbarlow6423

Жыл бұрын

@@ILoveBluePeople . Er no Tobin I've listened to all of them and none of it has ever "gone over my head" as you put it. In fact, the intellectual naïvete is pretty alarming!

Learning he’s a night owl and he manages it and still being that brilliant is making sooooo happy.

Wow just wow, this is probably the best interview I've ever seen. So much respect for Demis Hassabis he's a true genius realizing all his potential.

@JCB-Lovers01

Жыл бұрын

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This is so awesome. I love to watch any and all interviews with Demis.

What a fantastic interview!!! You asked Demis all the questions I wanted to ask and quite a few I wouldn't have thought of. It made watching this as good as or better than being able to spend 2 hours with him myself. You were clearly very well prepared for this interview. Excellent job.... really excellent!

lex i love that you offer multiple questions for the guest to answer. let them decide where to go with it a bit like you do. great job

Ohhhhhh there it is. One of those epic moments in Lex convo history.

Been waiting for this day for a couple of years. Glad you finally got the genius on the show!

This is such an incredible interview, a real merging of minds and opening of the door to what we truly want to learn. The fact this is just the beginning of all this blows my (deepest) mind.

It’s refreshing to see a man of that intellect having the ability to explain an idea in simple, jargon free, English.

Lex you are a legend, I’ve been listening for a while now and this is one of the best yet. I hadn’t heard much of Demis until this, he’s now my hero, what a guy!

@GauravK_

Жыл бұрын

Watch the AlphaGo documentary if you haven’t already!!

I'm impressed by the breadth of vision of Demis. He keeps a list of fundamental problems in multiple scientific fields and regularly checks whether they can be solved by deep learning.

@CharlesFerraro

9 ай бұрын

It is amazing to the point of being emotionally moving honestly. What an incredible service to the future of humankind. This man’s life did not go to waste, and those who experience life after him will be far better off because of his existence.

I know nothing about AI and this is my favorite podcast of all time. So eloquent and somehow down to earth. Bravo 💙

I discovered Lex's podcast just a month ago, every episode is a delight to listen to, great host, exceptional guests

I just rewatched Alphago the movie the other day on YT. So happy to see this interview come up!

Amazing interview as always, Lex! If I could be so bold as to put forth a suggestion, asking Demis more explicit questions about AI safety would be on the list

Really great interview - There should be a second one with Demis Hassabis !! would really appreciate that

That is my favorite interview of all the ones I saw you conduct so far Lex. It was clear, focused and Demis was welcoming and cooperative to make the most out of the time constraint. He never got lost in the weeds, he offered his thoughts on a topic and went along with what you deemed the most interesting, with warmth. For being who he is, doing what he does, he is surprisingly aware and socially adept.

What a rich and meaningfull conversation! Thank you so much for this interview, one can get so much insights from it!

Really nice to get know Demis a bit through this conversation. He is so normal, for such a super intelligent person.

Demis is the true picture of what human intelligence is and what can it do....Huge Respect for him....

This has to be one of the most underrated channels on KZread. You never fail to bring brilliant guests and thought provoking content. Thank you, Lex, you’re the real MVP.

Two guys both with intelligence and knowledge only very few people have, talking to each other in a way that is not intimidating but truly enlightening to a mere mortal like myself is enjoyable beyond any words I have at my disposal. Thanks to both of you.

Wow you got Demis on board - that is absolutely brilliant . Have been waiting for this one for a long time - can’t wait to listen to it

Lex, this is one of your best podcasts. Hassabis needs to write a book on AGI. I can't wait to read it! 👣

What a beautiful brain he has. He can express his thoughts so clearly and found answers to things I didn't even have questions about. Thanks a lot for this very interesting conversation!

@goyonman9655

Жыл бұрын

Beautiful mind*

@justice929

7 ай бұрын

Yes! IQ off the charts, 60 points higher than Einstein's IQ...

When the logic is good, its easy to understand complex ideas. Thank you Lex, another gr8 one.

This was really insightful for a young AI enthusiast like myself, Lex. Thanks for all of these understandings and perspectives from the world's most powerful minds.

Demis is one of the greatest minds of this generation. Godspeed you beautiful man

Loved this. Beautifully crafted conversation, covered his work, goals, broader Qs, excellent work Lex, pleasure to listen to Demis

That was an amazing one. I just finished watching it and I'm excited and hopeful about the future. Thanks Lex

Demis is the most rational, complete and intelligent person I’ve heard in 50 years

All I can say is Thank you, Lex, for bringing this fantastic interview to us all. Demis undoubtedly is one of the most brilliant minds in the scientific community, and being able to access that mind through your perfectly timed questions is nothing short of a great gift. The content you are creating is superb; once again, thank you for your brilliant work.

Thanks for the inspiring and informative contents you’re producing Lex. Love from France

Absolute banger of a video Thank you for this content and for the path this channel is on

Open sourcing AlphaFold to speed up biology learning gave me the biggest goose bumps ever. A great honor indeed to listen to all this. So much to learn. Thank you Lex and Demis.

@bighands69

Жыл бұрын

@@pistolpete2803 They intend to apply their own methods but to do that they require infrastructure and that means it would be easier to buy another company that is already active.

That was one of the best interviews I've ever seen. It makes me happy that the cutting edge of AI is in the hands of this guy.

this is the best podcast I've listened to on this channel. thank you so much Lex, for doing this for us. you are truly the best "tool" for spreading knowledge, making us curious about the universe, everything.

So good! Love your podcast! Conversations are always deep and interesting!

I understand the theme usually... but I'm thankful we're in a well-lit room for this podcast.

There are few things in life as inspiring as listening to your conversations. Thanks for existing!

Lex, this is one of the best interviews... the last question that you've raised...and both of you seem to share similar thoughts (very deep, extremely relevant..) May I ask you what those missing links that Super AGI may respond? many thanks from Thailand :) :)

Finally, you decided to get this! Glad I can support the podcast in a small way.

This was a great birthday present Lex, thank you for this interview

Just found this channel two days ago! Excellent content, man! Thanks a lot and greetings from Finland! 🇫🇮

@MaximumMatador

Жыл бұрын

Welcome

@LarsRyeJeppesen

Жыл бұрын

Lots of great guests, but also wackos - thread with care. From geniuses like Hassabis/Carmack - all the way to crazy Alex Jones clones.

Brilliant to rewatch today. I would love a new conversation with Demis.

Much Apprecialove for your show, for sharing your questions, concerns, insights, and genuinely good vibes ... Very Well Done ! 👏🙏🙌💯💜🕊️

The enthusiasm and thoughtfulness that Demis puts into all his answers is very inspiring. I make all his opinions my own.

@toddmank45

Жыл бұрын

Haha. Well stated

@bikefarmtaiwan1800

Жыл бұрын

Much better to reach your own realizations and conclusions to form an individual opinion would you think . Great to consider what

@followerofjesuschrist.

Жыл бұрын

"From that time Jesus began to preach, and to say, Repent: for the kingdom of heaven is at hand." Matthew 4:17 "But I say unto you, That ye resist not evil: but whosoever shall smite thee on thy right cheek, turn to him the other also." Matthew 5:39°

@jamesbarlow6423

Жыл бұрын

Don't. Do your own thinking. This guy may be light years off but he'd never know it.

This conversiation was an absolute joy to listen to! So, Demis is the creator of my giant pet ape in Black and White.

@riggmeister

Жыл бұрын

Can't believe he helped make Theme Park! Those 'Theme' games were absolutely brilliant.

@rune6119

Жыл бұрын

@@riggmeister Yes! Have such fond memories from that game.

@Myrslokstok

Жыл бұрын

Yhee most of his sentenses could be an episod in itself, I am used to it by now. There are fewer moore info dence people as Demis.

@BittermanAndy

Жыл бұрын

Yes, the giant pet ape (or cow, or tiger) that wouldn't learn to stop eating its own poo. The jokes just write themselves.

Probably the best episode of the long list of extraordinary talks!

Have to comment after I get through this whole podcast! Incredible so far!!

Demis is an incredible guy. I met him through the DeepMind scholarship programme. They paid for my postgrad degree in Computer Vision. They are truly changing lives and I'll forever be grateful for those amazing people working there.

Great interview! I am feeling for AI now a pull I once felt for software engineering...it may be time to go back for a masters in AI. Had to go watch a talk from Demos first then came back here. Lex, your questions and responses were lovely as always.

Resonated so much with Demis' thoughts. Brilliant person and a brilliant podcast!

Thank you for this mesmerizing and remarkable conversation. Truely inspiring 💫

What a great conversation between two guys who can't wait to join the borg. The light wins in end. Much love guys.

Grateful for this conversation and the work that DeepMind is doing. Exciting times we live in.

This podcast is amazing, thank you so much, lex, for the inmense value you provide.

Thanks for amazing interview, you and Demis are inspiration to us all

One of the most influential AI persons of our time in my favorite podcast. This is a treat. I love the thought that future AI will analyze this interview as an important cultural milestone right before the technological singularity.

@JCB-Lovers01

Жыл бұрын

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I played Theme Park as a kid and still have music and vomit sounds of it randomly in my head from time to time. Truly this man is a genius.

Thank you gentlemen, for your work respectively & inspiration in this interview. You've even helped nudge me away from orbiting The Pit Of Doom! I wish you both very well.

Great interview! Wonderful questions! Thought-provoking answers! Thanks 🙂

Considering Demis’ comments on Conscious AI requiring well-constructed guard rails as opposed to public a/b testing (chatgpt), I think we need an update on this interview Lex 🙏🏽

This guy and conversation is truly amazing. What immense intelligence

At last! The most awaited interview! Thank you, Demis, for all the inspiring work that you do and all the hope that you bring to this world! Let all the winds blow your way! Thank you, Lex, for this wonderful interview! Gosh I wish it would last much longer than 2 hours though..

Very refreshing to have an informed, intelligent interviewer conversing with a very accomplished expert in the field of artificial intelligence among other scientific specialties and being given the time to deep dive into the various subjects. Enjoyed it a lot!

Wonderful interview with Demis Hassabis, thank you again! I found several aspects of the discussion fascinating: the thought with which Demis gave to the Deep Mind project prior to its 2010 start, his rationale for initial focus on closed gaming systems, his likening of ML as a useful tool for biology as mathematics is to physics, his plans to create within ML interactions of proteins ultimately leading to a synthetic biological cell which with will allow us ideally to explore the origins of life, the limitations of the Turing test as a definitive proof of consciousness, and several other thought provoking points. You have a knack for getting extraordinary guests, and in the long form interview format allowing them an unbridled and largely unedited opportunity to share their thoughts - and themselves - with your audience. Great job!

Beautiful, insightful and inspiring. I had goosebumps, almost teared up during some parts of this one. This would stay with me for a long long time “We may be the mechanism by which the universe is trying to understand itself” Thanks Lex :)

@peterszilvasi752

Жыл бұрын

Same here... I got tear on my eyes during the first 10-15 minutes.

@DarkSkay

Жыл бұрын

Two AGI robots without a utility function sit on a park bench.

What a genius, and super articulate. The implications for all this are staggering. I'm old, but may have about 10 years left, and am looking forward to seeing this develop.

Easily in my top 10 interviews on this channel. Incredible!

Hi Lex, thanks for another great discussion. Have you considered speaking with Eliezer Yudkowsky? If you're unaware, he's into AGI and is a bit of an enigma in the field. He would probably be an interesting guest! Cheers.

What an absolutely inspiring conversation! Thank you for this … it gives me hope for the future .. no less. Shine On Brother!

This conversation 🙌 My mind came to many desired destinations thanks to these 2 dudes 😎

It's funny how i see this video is 9 months old and I feel it's very old past. As the AI progress has been so incredible in the past months that it seems were already in another world and closer to the computational intelligence/ consciousness hypothesis

It’s so cool that we are alive during this time of the true pioneers of AI. This man will be in the “textbooks” forever

One of the greatest interviews I have seen... Well done Lex.

This man is so amazing and lex you did an excellent job interviewing I was very impressed

Demis is a fantastic communicator and talks about complex, technical and novel ideas in a very understandable way, any interview of him is a definite watch!

Demis Hassabis: "[...] and in machine learning what we've always found is that the more end to end you can make it the better the system." [47:36 - 47:42]

Been looking foward to this interview

One of the greatest interview that caught my attention and the most interesting people of the modern time. Now Demis is one of the most searching person in my research, his works and life