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Animal Intelligence and Computation
27:18 - 32:39 (05:21)
The podcast discusses how animal intelligence differs from human intelligence and suggests that our species and Neanderthals likely had some form of computation as well.
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The host shares the story of the first ever computer program written by Ada Lovelace which is used for computing Bernoulli numbers, while describing the beauty of computation and non-computational phenomena such as stationary points on a drum surface.
27:18 - 28:16 (00:57)
Summary
The host shares the story of the first ever computer program written by Ada Lovelace which is used for computing Bernoulli numbers, while describing the beauty of computation and non-computational phenomena such as stationary points on a drum surface.
ChapterAnimal Intelligence and Computation
Episode#217 – Rodney Brooks: Robotics
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The conversation explores how computation has become a dominant metaphor for our understanding consciousness and why there is likely a gap between the two.
28:16 - 30:54 (02:38)
Summary
The conversation explores how computation has become a dominant metaphor for our understanding consciousness and why there is likely a gap between the two.
ChapterAnimal Intelligence and Computation
Episode#217 – Rodney Brooks: Robotics
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The current directions of artificial intelligence include creative, interactive robots, deep neural networks, and exploring the angle of artificial life through physics, chemistry, and biology.
30:54 - 32:39 (01:45)
Summary
The current directions of artificial intelligence include creative, interactive robots, deep neural networks, and exploring the angle of artificial life through physics, chemistry, and biology. Animal intelligence's unique architectures aid in their ability to perceive the world differently from humans.