great speech 9/10 lost my student id

How few people ever read more than the title of any of your books . How many hours to master child trafficking numbers?

To get better at something: 10000 hrs deliberate practice 4 hrs day 10 years

Very interesting speech!

I was a very shy student, who loved to study, and studied like crazy, but never was able to get A+ grades. That made me feel I was not intelligent enough,. Fortunately I never gave up and kept studying and preparing myself to grab the opportunity. As single mom I could not have a job so I had to create my own business or teacher at a university or in adult education centers. I think now that having financial wealth is not as important as being able to adapt to the needs, to stand again after having lost everything in the stock market, by ignorance (signing a full power of attorney) , in an earthquake or after a hurricane. Must likely, If I had been intelligent, and had won a scholarship to go to college, I would have been a good scientist. But not being intelligent, but only persistent and daring, helped me to keep myself away from permanent poverty and a boring life.

I am building a quantum computer. it doesn’t require cryogenic cooling or electron microscopes. You would never believe how I generate my Qbits. Of course and tell I told you how, at that point you would believe. I can tell you this, I can easily generate over 1 million Qbits in one second and the second after that I have generated 1 million more and it never stops.. in fact, as far as we know, it has never stopped and will never stop. I can generate these Qbits with ease. All of the quantum Gates and algorithms. Would seamlessly work with my quantum computer. In fact, I can’t really call it a quantum computer until someone is able to write the program that interfaces with the classical computer so I can use quantum algorithms with my quantum computer which for now I will actually just call a Qbit generator.

Please let me use this 🤯🤯

Now, truly Micro soft.

All of these microsoft research videos are like this. They camera is never in the right place and it pisses everyone off and makes microsoft look like they're a bunch of morons

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I’m 2 minutes in and she’s already pissed me off.

Fascinating step forward, thank you for posting.

How about the pressure of large teachers hiring spree to fulfill small class sizes, in the decline of qualified teachers? is this where the inverted U curve influenced ?

04:31 - outline 06:50 - defining anomaly detection 07:20 - approaches for detecting anomalies 08:18 - well-defined anomaly distribution assumption 10:20 - strategies for unsupervised anomaly detection 12:45 - benchmarking methodology to compare anomaly detection algorithms 14:25 - algorithms for anomaly detection 15:03 - isolation forest algorithm 20:38 - LODA: Lightweight online detector of anomalies 24:05 - analysis of benchmarking results 28:11 - the advantages of isolation forests 28:40 - theory of anomaly detection; patterns; rare and common patterns; rare and common points 32:17 - PAC-RPAD algorithm formal definition 32:52 - examples of PAC-RPAD algorithms 44:15 - explaining anomalies to users; incorporating analyst feedback 01:02:12 - weather observations application (broken sensors as anomalies) 01:06:52 - open category classification (new classes as anomalies) 01:09:17 - theory of detecting alien classes 01:14:39 - summary 01:16:23 - Q&A

Very interesting talk -- although I wish the camera operator spent more time showing the slides instead of the speaker (or perhaps would have put the speaker in a smaller framer in the corner and primarily showed the slides).

now this is inspiring...thanks!

Because some people are born with G 0 D Consciousness and others aren't aware there is a G 0 D.

He’s a natural

I predict the near future of Artificial Intelligence, as opposed to repackaged computing, will be both in theory and practice a bit like the primordial stew at sub-oceanic volcanic floor vents where the first genetics, cellular life forms, and amoebas took shape. We have these eco-systems full of data-bases, human users and shall I say economic nutrition in which there are already 'bots' and such, i.e. agents of computer intelligence. The problem is that so far they are mostly computers, as opposed to thinking, reasoning, or even instinctive beings in terms of having intact human intuition. The reason for this is that they lack a Darwinian incentive structure. To unleash this Artificial Intelligence phenomena everyone has been talking about, we must give the computer agencies synthetic genetics, the silicon and other equivalent of our own genetic codes complete with life and death incentive structures for success and failure over time. To do this successfully, we will need an expansive number of experimental AI nursery eco-systems, if you will. We should avoid eco-systems that are overly controlled or wherein the metrics for success or failure are too rigidly set; as the nature of evolution is to mutate and find new successful paths. Fortunately, this difficult work has already begun in some scientific laboratories around the world, so to speak, as we're not talking about chemical or confined laboratories but more Silicon Valley work campuses and so forth.

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These videos are important

This is brillant. Very grave and serious topics presented in an interesting and humorous fashion.

Is it increasing with the use of AI/ML?

pdf of this lecture?

sick

Why is the audio splattering? The gain needle was peaking way past red.😊

Human beings are built for challenge. Without challenge, indolence follows.

Thank you so much, sir, for the amazing session

She invented proof of work Interesting that she originally wanted to use PoW to combat Email spam

+ some ppl succeed on their own terms, while sitting back and slowly watching the elite get exposed for all their dirt

This is obviously great for simplifying and in a way democratizing access to motion capture for art creation. However, my mind immediately jumps to "spatial video". I was very disappointed that Apple's big "spatial video" project ended up being standard 3D video... nothing new, except for the fact that the two cameras were very close together. Obviously this video isn't obviously related to that, but what I see is the improvement in machine-learning understanding the context of a scene, both of the people in the scene and the place they are in 3D space. The process can then add a 3D element into the scene which could be viewed from any angle. If I can extrapolate progress in this field, I believe soon we could see the "conversion" of a 2D video into a 3D scene captured from every angle... meaning you could then explore the video in VR with full 6DOF. Much of the video would be "concocted" by ai, and there would obviously be hiccups associated with that, but I see huge potential with that. THAT would be spatial video!

So africans are better at sports because of their attitudes and not because you can literally look at them and see they are built differently? Why is he trying so hard to ignore obvious genetic differences? Does he think that makes him a better person?

Microsoft is the most average conglomerate I have ever seen

34:35 in NY laws have changed so almost nothing is a crime anymore. It doesn't mean it's safer. Homicide is practically the only crime you can go to jail for or prison for that matter.

The audience looks super bored.

Wait til the question of whether or not God exists gets answered.

Does it find out what's the person and what's not in real time? If so, why do VR headsets use controllers?

motion capture 3.0, I welcome it

robert pattinson full time job

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I know this is gonna sound too good to be true, but the AI said it was possible developing the weapon that will autonomy squirt or liquid that would incapacitate a potential perpetrator, and will replenish

I 100% agree with everything he said.

Microsoft one of the best conglomerates of this time

Wow! Who would have thought that we would have this level of technology at our fingertips. Amazing!

This is exciting. It is amazing how machine learning has evolved with the help of programmable hardware.

10:25 is so important and this guy just butchered the explanation. Disappointed. It’s your own research bruv how can you not explain it.

He showed up to Microsoft HQ looking like Steve Jobs.

If we could just get rid of that wii sports wiggle

Using the advanced technology of the Xbox Kinect