23. Model Merging, Cross-Modal Coupling, Course Summary

[@fangasteraio7151]

Patrick Winston taught life, not only AI. And i am deeply grateful to have watched all his available lectures, even on my computer. He will remain in my thoughts as an example of a teacher, a scientist, and above all, a passionate human.

[@abhishekbhat2466]

These lectures provide the listener something much greater than just the mathematics behind the topic. Prof. Winston is wonderful at walking you through the thought process involved. That was the true learning. Thank you Prof. Winston and MIT OCW for sharing this knowledge with the general public.

[@supersub007theda8]

I will for ever remain grateful for these Videos.I say thank you Prof. Winston

[@lamcho00]

I want to thank MIT and professor Winston for making these lectures public. I find them very interesting and helpful.

[@natalienie1419]

Prof.Winston said in his lecture that 'U came to MIT to listen genius thinking out loud'. Thank you so much Prof.Winston and MIT, that you make those who are unable to come to MIT to have the same opportunity to listen to genius. Can not express enough of my gratitude. All the best.

[@朱玉腾]

Brilliant lectures! Everyone could learn maths from a textbook, but never these philosophical ideas. I am so thankful for making these remarkable courses available which makes the world a much better place.

[@jonathanpopham5483]

God Bless Professor Patrick Winston and thank you MIT

[@thetedmang]

Sad to see this course end. These students have no idea how lucky they were to have Professor Winston. Thanks MIT.

[@fengji4]

thank you Prof.Winston

[@Tapecutter59]

Thanks for sharing. I came here to watch lecture #14 to get some hints on training nnets. I graduated with a Computer Science / Operations research degree as a mature age student in the early 90's. I was so impressed by lecture #14, I devoured the entire series in about 2 weeks. There are things that Patrick has said in his lectures that I will "think about for years", I will certainly follow up Patrick recommendations if they are on the web.

[@commongrackle]

This has been a great lecture series; it's given me a lot to think about. Thank you for sharing this resource!

[@cemlynwaters5457]

Great material! Thoroughly enjoyed watching Prof. Winston explain his understanding of Artificial Intelligence and thank you for giving everybody access to this gold mine!

[@seannam1218]

What an amazing course. This is the kind of learning that changes forever the way you think. Thank you MIT and Professor Winston.

[@hengyue6596]

Thank you, Prof. Winston. Your lectures are the most informative sci-fi series I have ever seen.

[@alikhalilli3430]

Thank you so much dear Patrick Winston. You are the best teacher I have ever seen.

[@WepixGames]

R.I.P Patrick Winston

[@breezysaint9539]

Legend lecturer.

[@videotrash]

that raccoon story truly warmed my heart also, the lecture series was generally pretty awesome

[@胡光洲-h2l]

Thank you much for these wonderful lectures and those great starred tips. And also, for preventing me from playing with phones and tablets when watching these lectures...

[@ashishgusain3056]

too good.i liked this series so much i was thinking about donation but then i remembered i live in third world. we don't even tip

[@oakschris]

9:00 the cosine between them is 1, not 0. But whatever. Fantastic lectures, thank you!!

[@andrejcermak1999]

great lectures, big thank you professor Winston

[@MilesTeg87]

You were right. Language is at the Center of human intelligence, and tied to selective pressure for long distance running, sweating, inteligence, and pattern recognition. Nature placed pressure to select those organism that could make better uses of the resources. it's easier to teach you this way, i don't have to take you there, i can help you imagine (then proceed to draw on the sand). Also, speech would be favourable to social interactions, and this could have more to do with our intelligence what people give it credit for. Altho being able to trow rocks at distance and eventually run down an animal, put us in the right way for the development of language

[@guynouri]

Thanks for overview….

[@poorsuk]

God bless you and thank you!

[@william22426]

Great man thanks forever,,,

[@konidalavenkatesh5248]

such a good lecture

[@katateo328]

wowowo, ngay ca tan doc thi MIT cung la so 1, tan doc co dang cap :D

[@ziv4545]

Thank you very much!

[@tesan6047]

really useful and interesting course !

[@pranavgade527]

I like how this video has 0 dislikes

[@michaelmyers4484]

Yoooo, my man Trevor with 100% attendance!

[@davidportilla4377]

such a great time to be alive , if someone want an anime about artificial inteligence i recomend "serial sperimental lain"

[@MikhailTrunovich]

I'm curious about 6.xxx course The human intelligence enterprise. Did MIT record it? Will it someday be on ocw? The description of it by PHW is very advertising.

[@davidportilla4377]

well is in the page but just has the reference to what to read, and exercises ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-and-computer-science/6-803-the-human-intelligence-enterprise-spring-2019/

[@rickcabrera49]

Thank you Prof. Winston. Great lectures. I hope one day I can build a raccoon that can build a machine thats as smart as a raccoon. RIP.

[@dallasluce]

You could take a class with Marvin Minsky where he just talks?!!!!!!! That would've been awesome

[@EranM]

34:00 Kinda reminds boosting. But smarter

[@JNSStudios]

*WOAH TECHNOLOGY*

[@aaftabnaim9420]

😔

[@VR_Wizard]

What a shame less then 4000 people watched this video in more than a year now probable 1000 just came here because they pressed the wrong button. In comparison a video like Gangnamstyle has 626.896 times as many hits and you learn nothing from it.

[@viktorolsson5927]

Christoph Geske Ten people per day is still impressive considering this is a niche course. What bothers me though is that the first few videos have ten times as many viewings. Regardless, this is really helpful. I won't be taking AI for two years - just watching this to get a feel for the subject - and I'm very grateful that lectures of this quality is available like this.

[@havenwang8158]

+Christoph Geske Agree it's a shame that not more people are exposed to this, but no shame in watching gangnam style either :)

[@SarveshBhatnagar1214]

true that

[@rocketman475]

AI will one day fix the primordial soup called English.