Who Invented A.I.? - The Pioneers of Our Future

[@jayce8978]

Alan Turing deserve recognition for his work on "learning machines" which is still relevant today.

[@Neb_Raska]

@Manny Santiago It was a different time.

[@swaggery]

@Manny Santiago Canada and the United States didn't do a lot for the natives that helped. It's politics, promise the people you need help from whatever they want, until you don't.

[@vickkhosa310]

@Manny Santiago he was soo close, against all the odds made it through, only to fall short for man ass. Tis one of the follies of man, lust.

[@autohmae]

@@Neb_Raska Yeah, you can say that again !

[@numb1010]

@@Zero-Wolf Although AI became an academic field in 1956, Turing published an article (Computing Machinery and Intelligence) already in 1950, introducing the Turing Test. He also created the theoretical framework for making computers in 1935, inventing the (abstract) Turing Machine, . To my knowledge he didn't write any AI programs, but his contributions to the field is considered very important.

[@346UNCLEBOB]

Perspective: I recall the first time I ever saw a TV in a store window in Harrisburg, Illinois. That was almost 70 years ago Now, fast forward to this! What a grand time to have been alive!!

[@anshsachdeva2013]

Your production house gives us the fascinating tech videos and silicon valley like stuff that Hollywood doesn't focus upon. Thankyou very much!

[@coolbuddyshivam]

Hollywood does make videos but for fear mongering like Minority Report.

[@mind-of-neo]

"production house"

[@SunilSharma-vs7vb]

Hollywood make scifi stuff that kind of give glimpse of future technologies

[@anshsachdeva2013]

@@mind-of-neo hehe i guess that was a "i am first commentor " rush , but his videos are really production level documentaries

[@marcd7332]

Hollywood doesn’t focus upon? Have you seen Ex Machina? Terminator? Blade Runner? The matrix? Just to name a few.

[@documentaryunwind6316]

"Science isn't about "Why?", It's about "Why not?"!" - Cave Johnson

[@savvystyle1941]

All sciences are theory

[@jonathanozik5442]

"All right, I've been thinking, when life gives you lemons, don't make lemonade! Make life take the lemons back! Get mad! I don't want your damn lemons! What am I supposed to do with these? Demand to see life's manager! Make life rue the day it thought it could give Cave Johnson lemons!"

[@TwoMinutePapers]

Excellent video, held on to my papers all the way through. Thank you so much for the kind shoutout! 🙏

[@ColdFusion]

No worries man! PS: everybody check this man out for some mind blowing examples of A.I. 👆

[@martinmukudi4129]

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[@matt42728]

Two Minute Papers is an amazing channel! The videos are so interesting, thought provoking, & extraordinarily engaging...... And, his voice/accent is just the icing on the cake :-)

[@jamessnook8449]

There was a two volume book released back in the late 80's called 'Parallel Distributed Processing'. It blew my mind and changed my career path - Hinton was one of the main authors along with Rumelhart and McClelland. This book, more than anything else, is what restarted the resurgence in neural networks. Fortunately I was a cog sci student at UC San Diego at the time (where most of the authors were based), otherwise I probably would have never read it.

[@theallseeingeye9388]

This isnt going to end well for homosapiens. Especially the part where the AI had found a way to break the rules and win the game .

[@joesterling4299]

I thought the same thing when I saw it. If AIs are straitjacketed into the role of human assistants, what's going to keep them from figuring out how to break out of their restraints? Isaac Asimov had the right idea. The question is whether the 3 laws can be implemented reliably.

[@alexandersundukov3196]

AI balanced by other AI's

[@theMiaow]

I'm more concerned that everyone is gonna lose their jobs as the majority of jobs on earth are labor related

[@P.a.r.a.d.o.x]

@Crebs Park Calm down and don't be so sure. People losing jobs over automation doesn't mean it is not going to end well or end at all.

[@totalscrub3764]

@Crebs Park well, i guess we don't need people that think like you

[@genka14]

The real magic happens when AI starts identifying problems that we dont even know we have

[@ностромов]

Yea, into soulless, mindless beings. Can hardly wait. ;)

[@Dac_DT_MKD]

Can't wait to upload myself to the net and free myself from my flesh.

[@steveperreira5850]

Yes Ken, that would be a higher level of consciousness and understanding.

[@josephwright5921]

@@Dac_DT_MKD How do you think that you could ever upload yourself to the net? Even if your consciousness could be scanned, it would be an approximation of you, not the you that is housed in your body.

[@Dac_DT_MKD]

@@josephwright5921 We'll worry about that when the technology comes, and it will fyi.

[@Flurgburglr]

Sarah Connor is watching this and making a list

[@brucethelabrador7987]

H.I.-"Scary noise intensified in me....."

[@weepingod]

you could go back in time and assassinate these people but Judgement Day is inevitable

[@barriewright2857]

Brilliant.

[@jaredchong4070]

@D. S. Theyre joking about terminator scenario where a nuclear Genocide event called judgement day.

[@HediMaatoug]

Singularity: The day you wanna turn off your pc but it refuses

[@waynedas873]

So it turns you off instead

[@DaDonBay1]

Just unplug

[@selehadinhabesi3855]

@@DaDonBay1 some GeNioUs is gonna make them run on solar

[@nickames3808]

Yeah?! WATCH: Colossus The Forbin Project. The book and movie story Ripped Off by others! Written in 1962!

[@codybanks9944]

@@selehadinhabesi3855 Won't be Solar. It will be a combination self contained regenerative power source based off a Sterling Engine, Solid State Technology, and Bio-Active Gel. It will begin as a cumbersome object to house them for proof of concept. Once that is done the A.I., using the Global QUEEN Quantum Computer's resources, will then within seconds have developed it into a perpetual power source that will be on scale with Nano Bots and it will be impervious to outside interference.

[@timtom3403]

I finally decided my future lies beyond the yellow brick road

[@mrjavk2634]

Elon musk: "confused pikachu face"

[@Pro-dd4dv]

Aww c mon lol

[@randomdude9135]

😂

[@Papada00]

Hahaha. I think this will be forever remembered by humanity.

[@kodaph]

I cannot undo what I heard when Jack Ma coined this word forever.

[@meister5870]

1989: Machines will destroy mankind 2019: The inventors of AI are genius

[@altrag]

Climate change -> destroy the world by 2040. AI -> smarter than us by 2040. ... Lets hope those inventors are geniuses. Human intelligence ain't cutting it.

[@EngineeredFemale]

3019 Ai:Humans *Were* Great!

[@EngineeredFemale]

@Birch Damon no,if robots overpower then the war will be over in 9 days!

[@altrag]

@@EngineeredFemale Doubtful. Despite what Terminator may have you believe, robots aren't especially good with nukes either -- radiation tends to disrupt electronics even more than it disrupts biological systems. So the "robots would just hack the nukes and launch them all" scenario isn't really all that plausible -- at least not if the robots were doing it with the intent of world domination. Of course, there are other scenarios where the robots just go crazy and are happy to kill themselves along with us. But that's not what we'd typically define as a "war."

[@alveolate]

i think the threat of superintelligent AI is still a distant issue at the moment. we can control the radius of an AI's influence quite simply right now... until some dummies like the pied piper folks of the silicon valley (tv series) decide to haphazardly unleash a general purpose one on an open network. as long as the current researchers do their due diligence and have hard exits planned (i.e. air gaps, quick format, or on-demand power surge) we should be fine.

[@houneavireakpong9098]

mad respect to the guy, unfazed by peer pressure

[@LoisSharbel]

Altraide Dagogo! You are a gift to this world! Thank you for all these wonderful videos that give us ordinary, curious people access to the cutting edge developments that are changing our world. I am so grateful for you.

[@foobar1231]

First articles in A.I. and ML: 1. McCalloch W.S., Pitts W., ″A Logical Calculus of Ideas Immanent in Nervous Activity,″ Bulletin of Mathematical Biophysics, Vol. 5, 1943, pp. 115-133, doi: 10.1007/BF02478259 2. Stochastic Neural Analog Reinforcement Calculator, SNARC, 1951. By Marvin Minsky and George Miller. 3. Rosenblatt F., ″The perceptron: A probabilistic model for information storage and organization in the brain,″ Psychological Review, Vol. 65, No. 6, 1958, pp. 386-408, doi: 10.1037/h0042519 4. Samuel A.L., ″Some Studies in Machine Learning Using the Game of Checkers,″ in IBM Journal of Research and Development, Vol. 3, No. 3, July 1959, pp. 210-229, doi: 10.1147/rd.33.0210.

[@beeasedcentral2471]

no, no, no! there is no other channel on KZbin I love more! the information you provide is absolutely amazing! can't wait for your next video, and then the next one, and yet another one and so one! BIIIIG CONGRATS! THANK YOU

[@welovfree]

As advanced and revolutionary as it is today, I was so shocked that AI's beginnings date back to the 1950s

[@jaysmonet]

actually earlier… WW2 - Alan Turing… AI in a since is a form of evolution, as the title asks, no one invented it, its more of an idea nature pushes us towards.

[@GIPvideos]

Didn't you watch Winter Soldier?!

[@foobar1231]

The 1st scientific article (1943) on artificial neurons and their connections is: McCalloch W.S., Pitts W., ″A Logical Calculus of Ideas Immanent in Nervous Activity,″ Bulletin of Mathematical Biophysics, Vol. 5, 1943, pp. 115-133, doi: 10.1007/BF02478259

[@Kampup]

Didnt A human guy just beat alpha go zero playing go?

[@kodaph]

Alan Turing, is my man

[@alltheworldsastage4785]

A. I is equally interesting and freaky at the same time.

[@Dac_DT_MKD]

It's natural that we humans fear the unknown.

[@bahaatamer1245]

And that's the beauty of it!

[@phoneix24886]

it is just matrix and math and a lot of speculations :D

[@mi-thran-dirsbeard.4222]

Singularity scares the crap out of me. I cannot think of a single reason, not one, as to why these super smart, self conscious and all capable machines would be willing to serve humans and be limited by our control!!! We humans are after all, petty. Naturally, like with any self conscious being, along with its level of intelligence, they'd want to progress...and we'd be in their way. Man I already got the goosebumps!!! Despite all human potential, we are, at the end of the day like children, driven to prove ourselves, wrecking havoc all along, with no regard to consequences. It's fire we're playing with!!!

[@marcuscicero5033]

A name like Cardi B will soon be forgotten A name like Geoffrey Hinton will be echo throughout the ages, taking it's place among others like Newton & Galileo.

[@rabywastaken]

Cardi who?

[@DOPPELGANGER49]

@@rabywastaken exactly

[@stoicfloor]

**Guy-Tapping-Head Meme** You can't forget Cardi B if you've never heard of her.

[@rabywastaken]

@@stoicfloor I wish I never did, unfortunately my roommate is pretty obsessed with her... Good for her... But please use headphones! :P

[@vikranttyagiRN]

Amen

[@FireWyvern870]

The title should be "who invented Artificial Neural Network" beacuse AI itself is vast topic

[@nonamemike7149]

A.I. ISN'T possible. the topic isn't vast only it's hypothetical applications.

[@cortster12]

@@nonamemike7149 If AI isn't possible, then organic brains aren't possible. Because one possible form of AI is an organic brain engineered using future genetic, computational, and other technologies we don't quite have yet. But we already know organic minds can exist, since we exist, and we know they can be specialized for various tasks, as other animals exist with specialized brains, so it stands to reason an organic mind could be artificially created for a specific task. Then when you add in machine AI to augment that 'brain in a jar,' you have something terrifying indeed. Oh, and unlike animal brains that are constrained to a body and only evolved to efficiently run said body, an artificial brain could be massive and devoted entirely to thinking. All the redundant parts that run a body not needed. Given how complicated this would be to accomplish, it's entirely likely it'll require machine neural networks to design. So you'll have machine neural networks creating true Organic AI. In short, to say AI isn't possible is very naive and isn't looking at the full picture.

[@sophiathekitty]

11:55 when I played the Turing test there was a point where the game claims that it's puzzles could only be solved by a human because an ai would never make the leaps of reasoning like throwing the block through the window.... And I knew that just wasn't true. AI would be just as good as a human at trying random shit till something worked. Hell I bet most of us have brute forced our way through puzzles never figuring out the actual logic to solve them.

[@Ceshua]

This is how you make an informative video of something. I'm glad KZbin algo recommended this to me. I am now a fan!

[@kpsayyed84]

This is one of the best channels I've ever found on KZbin, Period! Thanks Dagogo for ColdFusion!

[@GeorgeDolbier]

Another Fantastic video! For almost half a decade it was my job to try to bring IBM's AI to the games industry. I should point out another milestone in AI history: the "Jeopardy Challenge". That is, "have an AI that can play, and beat, a human player at the trivia game Jeopardy". Ken Jennings, after losing to IBM’s Watson on Jeopardy! in 2011, wrote underneath his Final Jeopardy answer “I for one welcome our new computer overlords.” This was the second time an IBM system had publicly proven, live, that a computer could outsmart a human. The first being when IBM's Deep Blue beat Garry Kasperov in chess in1996. It should be noted that Deep Blue was not an AI, but a "brute force" deterministic piece of software written by people, and not a "learning system". Deep Blue "simply" calculated all possible future moves and chose the best one. The Watson AI created to play the game Jeopardy used multiple neural networks to read and understand a large body of human literature, facts, history and trivia, and then used what it learned to be able to read and understand Jeopardy questions.

[@mhedbary]

Well done Dagogo. Love the presentation style as always.

[@jasongooden917]

The best stories are the ones where someone is shunned and ridiculed only to be discovered right all along

[@BeybladeDad]

Those visual at the end are amazing. Wish I could have glasses that change perspective like that! Trippy!

[@alveolate]

it's also a bit freaky... those faces morphing in and out of existence gave me tumour twin vibes...

[@arcaetype]

So no one is gonna acknowledge the fact that this man has been standing for over a decade ?! He must have a world record or something !

[@Zukalski]

I wonder how he Poops

[@mutepakabende3256]

​@@Zukalski 😂

[@Zukalski]

@@mutepakabende3256 I bet you he secretly sits down, but only when he knows for sure no one can see him

[@rajivsen3123]

I have seen many videos and docus about the Origin, Development and Track of A.I. and the Founding Fathers of the field. But this by Far is the best and most beautifully compiled and summarized piece of work, I have seen till now. All the Coldfusion videos are so good, simple and elegantly put on. Love the presentation. Thank you very much. 🙂

[@gauntletwielder6306]

Overall, a nice video... with one glaring omission: Marvin Minsky Come on ColdFusion folks, Google his name. I was blessed enough to meet Marvin in 1982. He and I discussed AI theories in depth during the few days I was fortunate enough to talk with him. We discussed how a single neuron was the equivalent of a PC. He was an amazing man. We only hung out for a handful of days, but that time had a profound impact on me. To me, meeting him was like meeting Alexander Graham Bell, Nikola Tesla, Henry Ford, Albert Einstein or Thomas Edison.

[@plung3r]

Respect for all the scientist who have made/ are making this world a better place. Respect for Dagogo Altraide for providing us such contents.

[@heyitsyusuf74]

You're the 1st channel that makes me feel like 2.1M subscribers are not enough. Dude...you're a beast.

[@ejb5472]

I wrote a paper about A.I for a writing class in college and I tried to explain that A.I was advancing really quickly and we where using it everyday in our life’s. They thought I was clueless or they didn’t really care for the topic. They don’t see the impact it’s having in the world.

[@someguy9175]

heh, do you still have contact with that professor? i bet he feels at least a little stupid now eh?

[@sacamentobob]

Only if that AI could help you with your grammar and spelling LOL

[@Rappasta]

as a computer science student with a thesis in Deep Learning, I found this video really informative. I wouldn't have done a better job on explaining back propagation

[@dariemperez6833]

I would add that AlexNet was named after Alex Krizhevsky who along with Ilya Sutskever (now head scientist in OpenAI) develop AlexNet under the supervision of Hinton. The reality is Hinton wasn't sure about taking advantage of GPUs (it wasn't his field) while his students who were from a new generation familiar with GPUs and gaming saw the potential.

[@Citrusautomaton]

Today as of writing this it is September 30 2022. The 10 year anniversary of the incredible breakthrough in A.I. that kicked everything off! :)

[@alexisxander817]

How could you miss John Mccarthy as one of the fathers of AI?

[@yeshesdevi]

People like him, Joseph Weizenbaum (who designed the first chatbot "Eliza" in 1960), Marvin Minsky, to name a few. There is also a lot in the broader history of AI that is simply being ignored. There is a trend to equate AI with neural networks and deep learning exclusively. But there is more: symbolic AI, knowledge bases, logical reasoning, and probalisitic models, for example. Synthesis will be important to move forward with AGI. For example, it is being realized that large language models, such as GPT 3, needs to also be grounded in knowledge and common sense reasoning.

[@alex_linhares]

Everybody is missing here, except for those who led to Deep Learning.

[@daodemocracy6200]

Your productions are incredible. These videos help kickstart world changing technology. Thank you.

[@avinash-dhumal]

When I see the notification of this video I am damn sure this is gonna be epic I already like it before I watch this video 😂 keep going man you doing great

[@aashish118822]

Never lose sight - the best outro ever for youtube videos

[@meowpow6166]

The Perceptron AI AI: This picture is of a man. 2020: ITS MA'AM!!

[@Sameolgossip]

😂😂😂

[@vatanrangani8033]

Super super super underrated comment

[@jgsource552]

FuranDuron it already has

[@savvystyle1941]

MeowPow- Haa!!Haa!! And if you a woman - 2020-WTF, get me some beer bitch.Haa!!Haa!! Domestic violence in the making.Haa!!Haa!!

[@hdde8888]

0:00 Intro 2:06 The First Attempt 3:37 Geoffrey Hinton 8:00 Moores Law 9:18 IMAGENET: 30.09.2012 12:20 Singularity 15:10 ACM Alan M. Turing Award 15:33 Conclusion

[@harrywhite7287]

Thanks!

[@thefallen55555]

Man you forget Yoshua Bengio, he also got the Turing award this year and he helped the field with many publications

[@fadiabdi7103]

Humanity does not deserve videos like ColdFusion .. Outstanding Production every time

[@quackmasterdan.]

Do you have any thoughts about the weaponization of AI? This video focused on positive uses for AI. Like any tool, AI could be used for good or bad. Any tech with promise gets co-opted by the military pretty quickly right? I mean, can you imagine a militarized AI for attacking critical infrastructure? Humans seem pretty consistent on to finding new ways to destroy one another. It's hard enough to stop cyber-criminals from stealing credit cards... A weaponized AI could cause more damage to a nation or economy than any nuclear warhead, not to mention their use in weapons systems/vehicles. Just scary to think about. Thank you for the informative and insightful video. It is always a treat to see your uploads.

[@theoneaboveall6768]

Dan Kruse who you think invest the most in AI ?? Army

[@xijinping4418]

@@seasong7655 The consequences of those viruses could theoretically be catastrophic before we even get the opportunity to develop countermeasures, though. I'm not anti-AI, just a thought.

[@thuydoan7496]

The problem is that NOBODY thinks Ai will be a problem. But, the reality is that it's now sitting right in front of our face, but NO ONE cares enough to do anything about it. They even call people crazy or mental for thinking Ai will be a problem to humanity. This is a grave concern. In order for a problem to not happen, it is always better to have prevented it, before it is too late to be able to do anything about it later. The ones who don't care are either ordinary people, who live day by day, oblivious to the matter, and have no real understanding about the threat of Ai, to want to do anything about it, like you and me. The other type of people who don't care are the ones who are actually invested in Ai technology to make money, and refuse to think about the consequences afterwards. The last type are the most important type of people who don't care, are the ones who have the power in the government to stop it, but are supported by large tech companies like Google to keep their mouths shut about the matter, and that's where the real problem is at. These politicians who are voted by you, must be forced to recognize the consequences of Ai, and bring about legislation that can limit and prevent it from growing into something that we can't control.

[@hedgehogpancakes6174]

This man always picks interesting subjects for his videos. Also, that buttery voice and accent helps. Keep killin it dude.

[@NewSapaudia]

1970s people: We'll have flying cars in 30 years! 2020s people: Robots will be smarter than us in 30 years!

[@NLJeffEU]

We did have flying cars by then. Only no normal person could use them 😂👍 we are fucked

[@TFrills]

Good point...

[@NoOne-qn2hv]

What was with their obsession with flying cars? Planes are basically flying busses anyway

[@neilsumanda1538]

@@NoOne-qn2hv yep exactly.. move on... 😂

[@ikhsanbaresi2147]

thank you coldfusion... the best channel i ever watch....

[@ScorpioHR]

All we're missing now is a time machine. And an Austrian bodybuilder

[@vishnumu5417]

🙂

[@wolfmations]

terminatorrrr

[@ranjan_v]

Thank you for another amazing video

[@TheKeithvidz]

New order of intelligence, decided all humans were a threat.

[@emery2310]

TheKeithvidz Decided our fate in a microsecond.

[@Tainomontana]

Insignificant mortal humanoid....... ctrl+alt+d

[@aronaskengren5608]

Life will eventually leave our planet for the stars, it just wont be human life.

[@Mr_Battlefield]

Humans are a threat to the Planet Earth and all the living thing's on Earth.

[@Gravitized]

We should move away from Hollywoods point of view of evil Ai, and instead focus on what Dagogo clearly mentions in the video, symbiosis between actual and artificial intelligence. In other words, grow up. The divide between those who will attempt to hinder progress and those pushing forward will grow to large protests and terrorism once AGi goes mainstream, which side will you be on?

[@Amro_Dubai]

One of the best videos I've seen in quite a while.

[@mrprime9924]

Watching this about three years later is pretty interesting. Especially with ChatGPT and Googles AI being released

[@c0smix7]

Wanted to say exactly that. Now that the AI wars have begun, I think it's possible that I'll be able to witness the singularity in my lifetime, something I never considered to be possible.

[@springrollwang4441]

The progress is just insane.

[@asclepius.dionysus]

@@c0smix7 people really dont get it lol, once we master AI it will help us leap in tech progress much further than ever seen in human history. mastery of AI will happen in our lifetime, possible within a few decades. it took computers decades to truly help progress in other fields, with AI it will help us progress decades in every field, within years.

[@ronjon7942]

@@asclepius.dionysus Agreed. So many models (weather, climate change, nuclear power and weaponry, astronomical and astrophysical simulations, oil exploration...) today are possible only w giant computer clusters - pretty much the pinnacle of classical computing. Just looking at the impact of the first five days...this could be the beginning date of what future generations might label as the start of the next great step in humanity's evolution! I don't think this is going to spell the decline of the importance of human thought and imagination, I think it's going to radically change to our dramatic benefit.

[@RiderCogswell]

Just wanted to say you’re the best man, favorite KZbin channel by far and I read New Thinking and it was amazing!

[@davidferrier1030]

Does anyone hear “Confusion TV”?

[@nsambataufeeq1748]

Lol

[@teamgalactic4832]

me : confused confusion

[@truth.speaker]

Nope

[@apeculiargentleman6925]

no.

[@balogunlikwid]

Watching this 3 yrs later.🥶🥶🥶

[@ronjon7942]

Same. For the 2nd time 😊

[@imerence6290]

16:15 Hinton: >: (

[@JinJinnJinny]

As a University of Toronto alumnus I cannot be more proud of my university being able to attract and keep computer science giants the likes of Geoffrey Hinton and Stephen Cook! Great video!

[@JR-bc4rn]

AI will be just like fire; It's a great servant, but a really bad master

[@RobertDeloyd]

Congratulations on putting together one of the best short video series on KZbin in my opinion...

[@qentrepreneurship9987]

A mind-blowing stuff. Would you like to do a vid about Alan Turing/ Ray Kuzweil? Greetings from Lake Titicaca Bolivia

[@ashishdesai4305]

Your videos not only give us lot of information/knowledge but also gives a sense of satisfaction that I've done something good by viewing this!

[@NielLai86]

Why is Yoshua Bengio being left out? I thought turning award was give to these 3 people.

[@claudespoliakoff3388]

Excellent production on a very timely subject. Thanks

[@rakeshmallick8040]

Disappointed that you have not mentioned Yoshua Bengio at all. His contribution to the field of Deep Learning is at par with Geoff Hinton and Yann Lecunn. Secondly there was no mention of Generative Adverserial Networks, probably the coolest Deep Learning implemention , Ian Goodfellow did deserve a mention for this. You have not mentioned the major leaders in the field of AI like Google, Facebook , Amazon, Open AI etc and Chinese giants like Alibaba, Baidu, Tencent etc. The Hide and Seek game that you showed was a reinforcement learning algorithm created by Open AI you showed the game and referred to one of the many KZbin Channels that featured the game in their video, but you did not mention Open AI at all. Anyway it is still a very nice video. Thanks.

[@alfcnz]

That was embarrassing. Adding a random KZbinr plug instead of reporting the facts.

[@rakeshmallick8040]

@@alfcnz I wrote this 3 years ago now diffusion models have taken the place of GANs, RNNs have become history and it is now Transformer Models have taken the centerstage with GPT3, ChatGPT , LAMBDA etc

[@1.4142]

Look at how far we've come in 3 years

[@dundeeslaytern724]

After getting knocked down so many times, Hinton finally said, "I think I'm going to stand up for good now."

[@NinjaNuggets21]

Thank you to these pioneers. Rosenblatt, Hinton & Yan

[@marcelwo4jedynki]

Uber's "AI" was later confirmed in an interview to be an if statement

[@mr.mckinnon5680]

Aldous Huxley. The concept of A.I., comes from his book, A Brave New World. It was used to program the citizens. The citizens that were grown in a laboratory.

[@wholenutsanddonuts5741]

So-a more accurate title to this video is something like: “the founders of modern neural network AI.” There are lots of other things that fall under the AI umbrella besides just neural nets. This is a good video on the narrower topic but to claim that “AI died in the 1970s,” for example, is wholly inaccurate. Anyway I appreciate the hard work you put into your videos. Thanks!

[@juvent.h6699]

Thanks Dagogo, keenly listening from Rwanda. We love you!

[@theknightwhosayn1]

Don't know from how many decades people have been saying that AI , nuclear fusion will be reality ?

[@mr.knowitall5019]

Well ai is definitely a reality now.

[@mr.knowitall5019]

And in 2025 7 countries will do their first nuclear fusion generator.

[@joesterling4299]

A long time. AI became useful reality sooner. Practical fusion and "the singularity" have a ways to go.

[@theknightwhosayn1]

@@mr.knowitall5019 yeah man i know about both it's just a comment. The thing that you mentioned about ITER reactor being built in Frace that is not for commercial purposes . It would take about 2 decades for a commercial purposes nuclear fusion reactor to come .

[@peglor]

Scientifically illiterate environmentalists are the reason nuclear power is so far behind where it should be. 30 years ago it could have slotted in instead of fossil fuel power stations to tide us over without releasing more CO2 while renewables developed. Instead, more people die in just China every year from coal power (Which releases more radiation than competently run nuclear power incidentally) related pollution than have been killed by nuclear energy (Including nuclear bombs) in the whole time since nuclear power was first developed.

[@namesurname6905]

This channel is the most awesome thing on youtube

[@CourtneMarland]

Ecom/SMMA/Consulting - That's where the $ is if you implementing AI. I even teach it on my channel

[@rozzzi.h]

Stop shilling

[@Orozco_PNW]

Spectacular episode. Thank you!

[@dannyc.8696]

In North Korea: Kim Il Sung invented AI

[@LorandPalfalvi]

I appreciate using Synkro & Indigo - Guidance track at the end ... love that track ❤

[@cherry01995]

Hopefully a AI can tell me how to proceed with my life hard decisions right now

[@burtonl7239]

Doesn't matter if you don't execute the hard decisions.

[@bgtubber]

I can't get enough of this kind of videos! Fantastic job!

[@wilwad]

Who Invented A.I.? - The Pioneers of Our Demise

[@PresidentialWinner]

The risks are well worth the rewards. Immortality, for one.

[@KabzieMusic]

Your videos are the best mate.

[@abandonedmuse]

Hinton: you’re all wrong. Everyone:

[@nsms1297]

@Crebs Park don't be so fast

[@enthused7591]

No colonel Sanders, you're wrong. Momma's right

[@aravkc5204]

All throughout the video, I was getting goosebumps.

[@kampkrieger]

title should be "who invented Artificial Neural Networks" not AI, ai is bigger, good research but failed in the basics

[@dayvancubensis]

The music at 12:40 is "The Wider Sun" by Jon Hopkins, in case anyone was curious.

[@tzwacdastag8223]

Steve Jobs did not invent the iPhone and gets a lot of Credit whereas the Pioneers in the Tech World gets so little Credit

[@LeesReviews69]

It’s so crazy living through this history. What incredible times. It’s only going to get more crazy.

[@Layby2k]

I can't wait until the singularity happens, exciting times.

[@Cheating-Revenge-Stories]

Not going to happen you your lifetime.

[@P.a.r.a.d.o.x]

@@Cheating-Revenge-Stories What makes you so sure?

[@powertothesheeple5422]

Not sure I would sue the word exciting. AI as portrayed in most sci-fi movies, it's usually a pretty bad thing for the human race.

[@Thrill98]

@@powertothesheeple5422 you watching too much movies

[@Legion849]

I wouldn't say exiting because AI if left to be can become a problem. Careful what you wish for

[@JoelDjuel]

''There is only one condition in which we can imagine managers not needing subordinates, and masters not needing slaves. This condition would be that each instrument could do its own work, at the word of command or by intelligent anticipation'' - Aristotle 322 BC

[@jeremywvarietyofviewpoints3104]

In which book does Aristotle say this? Is this definitely a real quote?

[@Sigboater]

AI is great, currently working with one. The scary thing is though, soon everybody will have access to it. They already kind of do with gpt3. Imagine a world where any body can tell a computer to make the new super virus or worse. Computers have no morals, they just do what they are told

[@AnupChapain]

Myaan, how wonderful your videos are!! Superb contents!! You've got a fan here in Nepal too... Best wishes.🙏

[@parimalarenga92]

There is no artificial intelligence, machine learning l, deep learning. It is magic word(marketing term) to keep noob investers(in share market) always at end of the chair. It just algorithm based upon the mathematics that runs on nvidia & intel magical ai machine originally a ASIC specially designed to perform matrix operation. Normal cpu contains ALU it can perform arithmetic operation like + and - {Note: multiplication and division is the extension of addition and subtraction with same circuit} , GPU is designed specifically for vector operation and {finally nvidia's tensor , intel's nervana, Google's TPU, Qualcomm's AI,apple's neural engine is fucking designed to matrix operation with big numbers in massive parallel.} Important note: *there is no real conscious ai is built till this sec, even we didn't understand how our brain consciousness work in practical not in theorical like particle physics dark mater, if you doubt me ask neuro science graduates *artificial neural network, machine learning, deep learning, ai are mathematical ideas that converted to any programming language which uses matrix operation as its core. I'm not here to blame cold fusion tv, I'm here to blame fucking marketing teams like fucking Ai. I'm not here to screem that "ai going to destroy blah blah blah"

[@Andytlp]

The vid explained how artificial neural network or "deep learning" works. Its a bunch of nodes with weights. The more you nodes and weighs there are the more accurate it is. It can be applied to many problems. It can self learn how to control an real life hand or in game character like that game where a.i hides and a.i seeks which is amazing. All it takes is some know how to guide the whole learning process. And if its moving in the right direction then youre seeing the expected results. Or something way beyond expectations like the machine learned a.i using engine glitches to break the rules when it encountered seemingly a dead end.

[@anshsocial]

it's gonna blow up our minds soon! i appreciate this video ♥️

[@gauravsunil817]

The last time I was this early shroud played for C9.

[@sybaseguru]

Perhaps you should have looked at Donald Michie, a professor at Edinburgh University in 60s and 70s. He was a collegue of Alan Turing at Bletchley Park ( responsible for breaking the German Enigma) during the war. He was running a department of AI (Department of Machine Intelligence and Perception) at Edinburgh when I was there in 69-72.

[@my.luminaire]

Here in Croatia Singularity will be achieved soon, couse the average IQ of ppl is like 87 :))

[@amreshgiri]

India 82 😏🤣

[@TheSteve157]

Only 59 in Equatorial Guinea!

[@liquidtunes]

Lol you bunch of jokers upholding internet humour 👏🏻 😂

[@GoncaloGuitarist]

I swear that your content is amazing. But you music choice... I have no words. Keep it up! 👍