In each episode of The Robot Brains podcast, renowned artificial intelligence researcher, professor and entrepreneur Pieter Abbeel meets the brilliant minds attempting to build robots with brains. Pieter is joined by leading experts in AI Robotics from all over the world as he explores how far humanity has come in its mission to create conscious computers, mindful machines and rational robots.
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Host: Pieter Abbeel | Executive Producers: Alice Patel & Henry Tobias Jones | Audio Production: Kieron Matthew Banerji | Title Music: Alejandro Del Pozo
This is the best!! Such a good podcast for AI people to hear!!!!!!! Really inspiring how Fei-Fei kind of immensely contributed to the success of deep learning by just following this idea of big datasets and trusting Moores Law.
I enjoyed the video and found it useful. I also have to note it was easy for Mr. Hinton to leave Google and follow his "conscience" after making a boat load of money on Google stock:)
Listening to Andrew Ross Sorkin discuss the early days of OpenAI with Greg Brockman is eye-opening. It's fascinating how they saw a gap in AI development and seized the opportunity to create something innovative. The way they tackled complex challenges like training bots for Dota, against all odds, shows the power of their approach. It's inspiring to hear how they pushed the boundaries of reinforcement learning, debunking initial skepticism with each milestone. Definitely a must-watch for anyone curious about the intersection of AI and gaming!
It's interesting to listen to this today just for what it is, of course, but also because ChatGPT was, at least from the perspective of the wider world, a year away. Thanks for the interview.
For an interesting overview of Missy's time in the Navy, read the book "Bogeys and Bandits", which about her F/A-18 b-course class. The author refers to her with the pseudonym call sign "Shrike" . It will provide some perspective on her character and attitude in training. I'll leave it at that. Of course the book is just one man's account. As a side note, two of her classmates were identical twins who the instructors couldn't tell apart and later went to test pilot school together.
When he says he has built something better than human brain, that is overstatement cos nothing can be better without better morals. AI is not better yet.🙃😄
Zook seem to be in complete denial of Tesla’s lead. All the talk of being incredibly’ safe’ just comes across as excuses for still being so far from production and any sort of operating range (as in inter-city, environment complexity and at an acceptable speed).
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 03:34 🧒 *The challenges in artificial intelligence often mirror what a child learns before age five, including sensory-motor coordination and basic skills acquisition.* 22:02 🤖 *Jitendra Malik is currently focused on the acquisition of sensory-motor skills in robotics, with an emphasis on skills development through learning.* 25:48 👣 *One of the primary challenges Jitendra Malik's team is tackling is teaching robots how to walk, with a strong emphasis on incorporating sensory input into the learning process.* 26:03 📷 *Sensing must be an integral part of the system design for robotics, emphasizing its importance in the development of AI-driven robotic systems.* 26:46 🤯 *Jitendra Malik's research in robotics has achieved remarkable progress in teaching robots how to walk, showcasing the significance of sensory-motor learning.* 27:00 🤖 *Rapid motor adaptation is a concept in robotics that involves quickly adapting motor actions to different terrains and conditions.* 28:31 🛠️ *Rapid motor adaptation is necessary because terrains can change rapidly, and quick adaptation is crucial to avoid accidents and falls.* 30:22 🔄 *Rapid motor adaptation involves changing how a robot walks by adjusting the commands issued to its motor joints based on terrain conditions.* 46:04 👁️ *Vision plays a significant role in enabling robots to navigate challenging terrains, especially for tasks like climbing stairs.* 50:57 📷 *In computer vision, there has been remarkable progress in tasks like object recognition, 3D reconstruction, and segmentation, largely driven by scaling up data and models.* 52:45 🧠 *Vision and robotics are important fields in AI, with ongoing challenges in areas like 3D reconstruction and human-competitive image understanding.* 55:18 🌐 *Adversarial examples in computer vision are a fascinating challenge, where minor image modifications can fool classifiers but not humans, suggesting the need for a top-down, holistic understanding of images.* 58:57 📊 *Benchmarking is crucial in AI research to objectively measure progress and enable fair comparisons between methods, leading to significant advancements in computer vision and deep learning.* 01:07:58 💡 *AI holds immense potential in various fields, including medicine, healthcare, elder care, and beyond, with opportunities for improving quality of life and democratizing access to healthcare.* 01:12:28 🎓 *To embark on a successful AI research career, aspiring researchers should develop a blend of technical skills, broad knowledge, adaptability, and a deep passion for their work, ensuring a well-rounded and impactful trajectory.* 01:17:30 🤔 *John McCarthy aimed to solve common sense reasoning issues in classical logic.* 01:19:45 🚀 *Jitendra Malik switched from logic to computer vision, emphasizing the importance of practical applications.* 01:22:15 💡 *Industry and academia are complementary in AI research, with academia nurturing raw talent and industry enabling large-scale projects.* 01:25:35 📚 *AI research encompasses both "small science" (academic exploration) and "big science" (large collaborative projects), both of which are essential.* 01:28:15 📖 *Reading history, including scientific history, provides valuable insights and inspiration for tackling challenges in AI.* Made with HARPA AI
When person who spend whole life with computer and say its serious matter ai Then I think more good intelligent,smart, brilliant,people required who can control machine to protect human safety security and bright feature Don't you think inequality of thought people is the reason behind all war and problem of the world As rich become more rich and poor become more poor This inequality is very very dangerous to rich people Because human are not machine As you know Gandhi The Avengers end game Sunshine...?
Hi and congats for the video! Say for an average Echelon cluster (ex. 15 hyperplane), what Internet connection bandwidth are usually targetted? Does 10gb is common enough, just to get an order of magnitude. Thanks!
39:10 you can invade a building in Washington just by… and you can be an AI genius and get manipulated by politicians like HRC to develop TDS. Shockingly stupid.
"Elon Musk isn't the only person that doesn't like me" "Like" has nothing to do with it. FSD is already amazing, without lidar or radar. Missy is biased and makes false statements. A 'senior advisor' for NHTSA who has a financial interest in one technology, She is a talking head, not an expert.
The integration of computer vision and robotics with agricultural implements designed to live and operate outdoors for extended periods is truly fascinating. That says so much about the system's robustness. I'm excited to be a part of FarmWise’s mission!
