Chapter
Understanding the Human Brain for Self-Supervised Learning
23:27 - 29:54 (06:26)
Self-supervised learning tries to mimic how the human brain works in terms of prediction as an essential mechanism for task-independent learning, updating and adjusting models based on sensory information.
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The podcast discusses the possibility of intelligence being just statistics and the need for learning causal models of the world that hold the idea of intervention and result.
23:27 - 25:18 (01:50)
Causal Models, Intelligence, Statistics
Summary
The podcast discusses the possibility of intelligence being just statistics and the need for learning causal models of the world that hold the idea of intervention and result.
ChapterUnderstanding the Human Brain for Self-Supervised Learning
Episode#258 – Yann LeCun: Dark Matter of Intelligence and Self-Supervised Learning
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
This episode discusses the challenges of reproducing learning processes in artificial intelligence compared to the fluidity of human brain processes when we introspect about how it works.
25:18 - 29:54 (04:36)
Artificial Intelligence
Summary
This episode discusses the challenges of reproducing learning processes in artificial intelligence compared to the fluidity of human brain processes when we introspect about how it works.