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Chris Kempes

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I want to be able to say, to arrange sort of all systems that might be intelligent on a spectrum, and maybe that spectrum goes 10 to the minus some huge number up to some really big number, 10 to the positive huge number, and we're on 1 end of the spectrum of that, but I think that's what we need for all of these things.

“I want to be able to say, to arrange sort of all systems that might be intelligent on a spectrum, and maybe that spectrum goes 10 to the minus some huge number up to some really big number, 10 to the positive huge number, and we're on 1 end of the spectrum of that, but I think that's what we need for all of these things.”
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Chris Kempes
Publisher
Machine Learning Street Talk

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1 of my favorite ways to test understanding is to predict the unseen or the unexpected, and I think that's, many theorists get very excited when they have a theory that predicts something that hasn't been seen yet, because it's sort of, I think what Rob Phillips once called it a dangerous prediction, right?

“1 of my favorite ways to test understanding is to predict the unseen or the unexpected, and I think that's, many theorists get very excited when they have a theory that predicts something that hasn't been seen yet, because it's sort of, I think what Rob Phillips once called it a dangerous prediction, right?”
Speaker
Chris Kempes
Publisher
Machine Learning Street Talk
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