MGTOW: Modern technology leading towards a future of freedom
Technology we have right now, and are currently researching, and how it may lead to freeing us once and for all. Dutch Wives (VERY NSFW) http://www.orient-doll.com/ Artificial Wombs: http://genet...
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Warren Buffett: Artificial Intelligence Will Decide Whether Humans Live or Die
Billionaire investor Warren Buffett says that the decision on whether humans live or die will be left to artificial intelligence when self-driving cars become a reality.
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BBC Science Documentary* Robotic Innovation Artificial Intelligence New 2015 * Full HD
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Computer Science 188 - 2015-04-02
Computer Science 188, 001 - Spring 2015 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence - Pieter Abbeel, Dan Klein Creative Commons 3.0: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs.
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UFO Target Shooting | Banjo Tooie | Part 12
Now that we can finally get Jiggies on this map, let #39;s start off with a pretty fun shooting game! Intro song: Artificial Intelligence Bomb - Naruto Credits song: Defender of the Castle - Bully.
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Assetto Corsa That Artificial Intelligence
Assetto Corsa - Artificial Intelligence.
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Artificial Intelligence at Oceanit and HI Kickstart Campaign by Honu Friends
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Star Castle (1980) First experimental artificial intelligence
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New research suggests that when brains are organized into modules they are better at learning new information without forgetting old knowledge. The findings--published this week in PLOS Computational Biology -- not only shed light on the evolution of intelligence in natural animals, but will also accelerate attempts to create artificial intelligence (AI).
Kai Olav Ellefsen (Norwegian University of Science and Technology), Jean-Baptiste Mouret (Pierre & Marie Curie University) and Jeff Clune (University of Wyoming) used simulations of evolving computational brain models called artificial neural networks to show that more modular brains learn more and forget less.
The brains of animals (including humans) are modular, which means they have many separate units, such as those for language and facial recognition. While natural animals tend to forget gradually, artificial neural networks currently exhibit what is called 'catastrophic forgetting'. They rapidly overwrite previously acquired knowledge when learning a new skill. The researchers found that modularity significantly reduced such catastrophic forgetting in these computer brains.
In future work, the researchers plan to dramatically scale up the complexity of the brain models and the difficulty of the tasks they ask the neural networks to learn. "Building models that incorporate both evolution and learning is critical to understanding the evolution of the animal nervous system," Jean-Baptiste Mouret says. Jeff Clune adds: "The ultimate goal of artificial intelligence research is to produce AI that can learn many different skills and get better at each of them over time, just as humans and animals do. We must solve the problem of catastrophic forgetting to realize that goal. This work is an important step in that direction, but it is just one step in a long journey."
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Modular brains help organisms learn new skills without forgetting old skills
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This is the game I have developed for the March 2015-BlackBerry Hackathon ( BlackBerryHackathon2015 ). It is a network-enabled TicTacToe. One can play against an opponent on a single phone,...
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Reggie #39;s Question: Claire Danes
Reggie Watts asks Claire Danes about the state of human civilization with the introduction of artificial intelligence. Subscribe To "The Late Late Show" Channel HERE: http://bit.ly/CordenYouTube...
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From faux innovations, to fake artificial intelligence, to an Internet-ready Porta-Potty, here's a look at our favorite hoaxes throughout engineering history.
You'll probably be reading your fair share of fake headlines on April 1, but phony tech news - both for scams and humor - aren't anything new. The history of science and technology is rife with cons, false conclusions, and outrageous claims. From faux innovations, to fake artificial intelligence, to an Internet-ready Porta-Potty, here's a chronological look at our favorite hoaxes throughout engineering history.
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The Turk (1770)
Created by Baron Wolfgang von Kempelen, the Great Chess Automation aka The Turk was arguably the first example of machine intelligence...too bad it was fake. The machine, a wooden figure made to look like a man in Turkish clothes, traveled around Europe in the 18th Century beating all comers at chess matches. This went on for nearly 70 years before the true secret of The Turk was revealed: a human chess master hidden inside. (Source: Hoaxes.org)
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What artificial Intelligence can become | Gamers log #1
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The Italian Race App | JogglingDroid
The Italian Race is our newest Android App, it uses artificial intelligence techniques to make you phone move as a result of vibration. It learns which is the best vibration pattern to move...
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#3 Avatar Technology Digest / Bionic hand, BioMicroRobot, 3D-printed bionic ants etc.
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Imagining artificial intelligence Machines have surpassed humans in physical strength, speed and stamina. What if they surpassed human intellect as well? Science fiction movies have explored this question. In the classic "2001: A Space Odyssey," astronaut David Bowman, played by Keir Dullea, struggles for control of the spacecraft against the sentient computer HAL 9000.
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Imagining artificial intelligence In "The Matrix," Keanu Reeves stars as Neo, who must find a way to win the war against the Matrix, intelligent machines that have taken over the world.
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Imagining artificial intelligence Human-friendly robots C-3P0, left, and R2-D2 in the "Star Wars" series.
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Imagining artificial intelligence Arnold Schwarzenegger plays a cyborg assassin in "The Terminator." The movie centers around an artificial intelligence defense network called Skynet that seeks to destroy mankind.
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Imagining artificial intelligence Good robots known as the Autobots and bad robots, the Decepticons, fight for dominance on Earth in the "Transformers" franchise.
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