If you gonna call me out cuz i cited wikipedia, imma accuse u for being my middle school history teacher And keep exploring at brilliant.org/bycloud/ Get started for free, and hurry, the first 200 people get 20% off an annual premium subscription!

@mozzarellasandwich

Жыл бұрын

who doesn't use wikipedia?

@Verosment

Жыл бұрын

who uses wikipedia?

@webgpu

3 ай бұрын

ahaha, a gay chinese narrator! 🤣🤣

@spicym4ngo

2 ай бұрын

hey, really liked the video, any chance you could provide me with the source from where you gathered the quote on the Eliza effect? "it could carry out conversations so realistically that users were fooled occasionally" 07:30

@bycloudAI

2 ай бұрын

​@@spicym4ngo www.cambridge.org/core/services/aop-cambridge-core/content/view/0ACB73CB66134BFCA8C1D55D20BE6392/S1351324916000243a.pdf/the-return-of-the-chatbots.pdf en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ELIZA_effect#Significance en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_artificial_intelligence#Natural_language web.archive.org/web/20110425191843/www.stanford.edu/group/SHR/4-2/text/dialogues.html

This is outdated, since this video there is already 2344 new State-of-the-art models, 10 new conferences, 56,003 new articles, 3423 new startups.

@Rajivrocks-Ltd.

Жыл бұрын

This comment is already outdated for the same reason you gave x) but the numbers are a bit less.

@exotic1405

Жыл бұрын

This comment is outdated since there is a literally a entire technology revolution unfolding

@Alan-gd3me

Жыл бұрын

Chat gpt

@whannabi

Жыл бұрын

​@@Alan-gd3me chat I farted

@AnnCatsanndra

Жыл бұрын

And 3000 of those startups are now dead.

Thanks for taking the time and effort to put this video together

Man your production quality is just gold.

been working on this video for SO long hope you guys like it

-What is my purpose? -You overclock the burner. -Ugh...

this is a really well put together video

Amazing video, I wouldn't mind it if you made a more in-depth history of AI broken down into several videos, every step is so damn interesting, like what's gradial descent? Back propagation? How did each scientist come up with the solution and what exactly were they trying to solve? This is one of those high-quality videos that really embeds itself into the person's memory, I made damn sure to check I was subscribed to the channel after watching it

@Askejm

Жыл бұрын

then it would be so long lmao. i put the gpt-3 explanation there (fact checked by cloud) for people who would wanna know extra, but if you wanna know even more then youre probably better off going to a channel like 3blue1brown

Glad I found your channel, good stuff.

Wake up babe Bycloud uploaded a new video

Why so underrated?

❤Legend. One of my favourite channels

Informative and funny. I love it ❤

"Learning" AI is not easy, it's a lot of hard work, otherwise everybody would do it who found it interesting. Making this remark from your segway into the sponsorspot. My only critisime, the rest of the video was extremely well put together. Especially the earlier history about logical reasoning and symbolic AI in general. It's extremely boring to program your own inference engine but it gives you great insight into thought and logical reasoning and how computers need to tackle this to simulate human thinking.

Nice work, By the way, anything new about AI in anine, upscaling ...etc, you know :D

I would love seeing you makining this video again sometime, as the field of AI has gotten a lot more attention after the launch of ChatGPT. Maybe in a year you will have plenty of content to talk about the past 2 years of AI for a video

Très intéressant, merci !

"Cross the river using a swimming pool"

00:56 🤔 Introduction to the concept of formal reasoning and its role in building true artificial intelligence. 03:32 🧠 The importance of mathematical language and its resemblance to formal reasoning in AI development. 05:49 🖥 The creation of the first artificial neural net machine by Marvin Minsky, using vacuum tubes and simulating artificial neurons. 08:37 👶 The birth of the academic field of artificial intelligence at the 1956 Dartmouth workshop. 10:20 🤖 The introduction of the first AI program, the logic theorists, which performed automated reasoning. 12:42 ❄ The first AI winter, marked by overhype, unrealistic expectations, and lack of progress. 15:10 💡 The resurgence of AI research with advancements in computational power, deep learning, and big data. 18:45 🌐 The impact of big data and the ability to process large amounts of information in AI research. 21:38 🧠 The challenges and criticisms of deep learning, but its success in solving specific problems. 24:08 👁‍🗨 The ongoing pursuit of artificial general intelligence (AGI) and the limitations in achieving it.

Hello there, I just want to say that it as such will very soon become a part of our daily life. For example, askustvenye (voice) assistants, which now can not be said that very much is needed. But thanks to chrysalis, everything will change very dramatically and dramatically. And speech not only about the sphere of state assistants, but also many other sectors, which at first glance do not require optimization with the help of AI

“I think therefore I am…” Hum… No ! I am, therefore I may (sometime) think… Intelligence is not central in being, and in conscience… Intelligence is a peripheral feature used by life in order to reach its goal… like a leg or an eye.

Thank a lot,

Thanks share bro.

@toastrave7820

2 ай бұрын

what currency is that

The computational power goes brrrrrrrrrrrrrr

This video is outdated. It launched 1 month before ChatGPT released in November 2022. Since then AI has seen massive improvements in vision, image and language and talk among people in the industry is that AGI may actually be possible and soon within the next 2 to 10 years.

now we got chatGPT and revolt against AI art

@cypher7776

Жыл бұрын

Good for those corpos because the corporate should not replace the human soul.

@tyler.walker

Жыл бұрын

@@cypher7776 So what do you think is happening when artists spend years in college trying to learn how to be better than other artists just so they can go make corporate art for DropBox? AI art is going to put artists out of a job, and I love it, because the commodification of art has destroyed our appreciation for the actual artistic process. Now the only reason to create art is because you want to, not because corporations tell you that you must.

@cypher7776

Жыл бұрын

@@tyler.walker So it will make corporate art even more soulless. Corpos will need to use copyright free images in order to generate anything. And no, AI is not going to put artists out of jobs simply because the world has the art industry reliant on creative directors, characters designers, animators and more. Get educated Tyler, because I don't think people will appreciate "AI" (it's actually Neural Network or Deep Learning) fastfood because it will have no soul.

huh...I'm writing a book on this topic...weird how your video just randomly popped up on my youtu- nope just kidding I'm not even surprised at this point I'm about to lock everything into a faraday cage

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Soon even history will be written by Artificial Intelligence.

I think foundation models are showing a real form of intelligence. They have learned an efficient way to parse massive amounts of data in a way that humans cannot with handcrafted algos. But it would be a mistake to call that type of intelligence sentient or conscious...at least in the way that a biological agent is. Maybe you could say it is a unique form of sentience or consciousness or maybe they are a part of the solution...but intelligent foundation models are not as complex or adaptable as bio agents, and they are not embedded in the world in the same such that the models are precieving or experiencing in real time.

@adamrak7560

Жыл бұрын

The GPT networks are more similar to the speech center of the human brain, than to the entire human brain. With the "right" kind of injury humans can produce very GPT like speech. This begs the question: is your speech center in your brain conscious? Are any parts of your brain conscious by themselves?

@JorgetePanete

Жыл бұрын

perceiving*

Shoutout to Shrek's Pizza

i got that qr code

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Just a bit tired.

The buzziest buzz word

noiceeee

is English your first language?

Humans are overrated.

Very inaccurate and sometimes wrong. You should've sent the script to a third party who understands the subject before using it.

@100c0c

11 ай бұрын

What was wrong