Chapter
The Capabilities of Machines in Processing Human-Generated Data.
31:37 - 38:02 (06:25)
The podcast discusses how machines are programmed to play games such as chess and how they excel in processing data in bulk. Furthermore, they also explore how computers are approaching language processes and the importance of acknowledging machines' capabilities in processing human data.
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The speaker questions the idea of chess being the epitome of intelligence and argues that there are other human skills, such as conversation, that are still out of reach for AI.
31:37 - 34:08 (02:31)
Summary
The speaker questions the idea of chess being the epitome of intelligence and argues that there are other human skills, such as conversation, that are still out of reach for AI. They also discuss the importance of understanding the limitations of machines in order to effectively utilize them in human-machine relations.
ChapterThe Capabilities of Machines in Processing Human-Generated Data.
EpisodeGarry Kasparov: Chess, Deep Blue, AI, and Putin
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The speaker argues that machines can do certain tasks better than humans and that Alpha Zero represents the first step towards machine-produced knowledge.
34:08 - 35:38 (01:29)
Summary
The speaker argues that machines can do certain tasks better than humans and that Alpha Zero represents the first step towards machine-produced knowledge.
ChapterThe Capabilities of Machines in Processing Human-Generated Data.
EpisodeGarry Kasparov: Chess, Deep Blue, AI, and Putin
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
This podcast explores Alpha Zero's unique abilities to play chess and other games by learning from patterns and predicting consequences without over-calculating.
35:38 - 38:02 (02:24)
Summary
This podcast explores Alpha Zero's unique abilities to play chess and other games by learning from patterns and predicting consequences without over-calculating. However, machines currently lack the ability to understand morality.