Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence: Crash Course Computer Science #34
Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence: Crash Course Computer Science #34
So we’ve talked a lot in this series about how computers fetch and display data, but how do they make decisions on this data? From spam filters and self-driving cars, to cutting edge medical diagnosis and real-time language translation, there has been an increasing need for our computers to learn from data and apply that knowledge to make predictions and decisions. This is the heart of machine learning which sits inside the more ambitious goal of artificial intelligence. We may be a long way from self-aware computers that think just like us, but with advancements in deep learning and artificial neural networks our computers are becoming more powerful than ever.
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Every neuron connect to every neuron with different weight .
Super Neat!!! Loved it!
That was very concise and extremely informative. If only all content on Youtube was this good!
Crash Course needs to become Crash Degree. This and the episode on Natural Language Processing, pretty much saved me hours of tedious reading of some O’Reilly book.
Wow. I read somewhere that the neo-nazi are members of A.I. Lab and anyone any idea about this?
nice video!
After this video I became a strong AI can beat alpha go.
We gamers won’t take responsibility for human extinction
A robot walks into a bar.
Robot ; " Hey bartender , I’ll have a beer please."
Bartender: " We don’t serve your type in here.
Robot: " No, but someday you will."
Hi Carrie Anne
Super good! Thanks alot!
7:39 did you mean to say "iterations"?
Great job.
Hey do you have book , i love your series
Please just help me balance my checkbook.
Excellent video! A little bit too fast, though.
Thanks for the intelligently designed graphics that pops at times.. They were so useful .. 🙂
yer fat
SkyNet is Inevitable.
I learned so much in 12 mins
thank you so much!
The graph on 2:30 actually looks like a moth.
it’s amazing how the essence of trial and error can be emphasized in every aspect of life
hey Marvel created a strong AI, "Dr. Strange"
Wasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaap
This is the beginning of end.
Stop making weird faces when talking
OpenAI 5 defeated some pro dota players.
May I ask one question? 7:32 why subtract 6 from apply bias? Thank you
not hot dog
Fantastic video
Such avant garde content makes YouTube an avant garde platform.
Thanks!
Hello crash course great vids.
Make some conceptual understanding videos on Multivariate calculus, like the ones made by 3blue1brown YouTube channel.
Great job Carrie Ann..
No , computers dont and wont have intelligence, that takes comprehension, they have and use predictability based on gathered data,
This was GOOD!
After this video I can hardly understand why ai is a threat. It basically can just do one specific task better.
A SMART MICROWAVE?!
I don’t like your accent.
She is such a good teacher , never knew Machine leaening and AI could be this interesting.
Arthur from The Tick at 3:33 ?
"BSOD" Course
Excellent video for Machine Learning! Kudos! Thank you for sharing!
And human said: Let there be god.
"A human can only watch 24 hours of youtube per day at maximum"
Me: You underestimate my power.
(starts opening additional tabs)
These are just really basic things that engineers have been doing for decades using MatLab. Really there is nothing new in these "new fields" called "machine-learning" and "data science". Just somewhat larger data-sets, somewhat faster machines, and a few new softwares that makes the job easier (mainly in the business domain), and a whole new mass of people who are called "data-scientists" or "data-analysts" or whatever.
Also I don’t understand why this is called "artificial intelligence". These optimisation works fundamentally and utterly have nothing to do with what people define as "artificial intelligence", or whatever the paranoid ideas that people have about machines taking over the world or whatever.
At 2:30 my eyeballs rolled back in my head and I collapsed, falling backward out of my chair due to total confusion and non understanding of said material. Takes me back to my school days.
humans are incredible
gonna try to create artificial intelligence using a geometric language in many dimension where the number of angle is our 2d equivalent of that language allowing higher and more complex coding and maybe even self aware artificial intelligence
Thank you, for thanking gamers for demanding higher frame rates. I knew we would fit in somewhere 🙂
As a newcomer to Machine Learning this was a great overview. Thank you!