Stanford Professor Chris Manning: Ask About AI - Full Version
We invited Professor Christopher Manning, director of the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (SAIL) to our studio to answer your questions about AI. Hear from him on topics including foundation models, career paths, search, and more.
For more information about Stanford's Artificial Intelligence professional and graduate programs visit: stanford.io/ai
Learn more about Professor Manning: nlp.stanford.edu/~manning/
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Shout out from Oregon ❤ Thank You Chris for sharing your knowledge and being straight forward while sharing it. We are certainly living in a historical time. Embrace what AI is capable of and the world will become your oyster 🙂
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4 ай бұрын
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this very informative and educative.
computer chemical foundation is definitely absolutely use
Nova Please could you clarify if the AI courses at Stanford University are tailored for individuals with a technical background in IT and software, or if they are intended for marketers seeking to understand how to leverage AI to support marketing activities without delving into technical aspects?
@stanfordonline
3 ай бұрын
Great question! Our current AI courses are best for individuals with a technical background or experience with CS and AI. If you have a request for a new course, we'd love to hear it - thanks for your comment!
Was Marc Tessier-Lavigne involved?
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How did open ai manage to run LLm in a browser?
@nullvoid12
4 ай бұрын
They use browser plugins and few APIs
The crucial question is: how do you take a couple on-line courses and get a (highly paid) job in AI? The answer: you don't.
@elvisnnaemeka6722
5 ай бұрын
But the online courses are costly. Isn't the skill what is needed?
@nullvoid12
4 ай бұрын
You still think a few courses will save you?
I disagree with the idea of A.I. attacking humans is a fantasy. Are they not modeled after human behavior and information? If you say "It can be trained" then surely it can be trained in any way. Numbers and electrons aren't inherently dangerous but a certain mix of them are.
There are too many people talking about AI chatbots, and I bet that 99.999% of these people know nothing about RC.