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Nobel Prize lecture: Geoffrey Hinton, Nobel Prize in Physics

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If you like this presentation, I can strongly recommend Geoffrey Hinton's course Neural Networks for Machine Learning, previously on Coursera but still available on Youtube and through his website Although some of the techniques presented might not be in fashion right now, he excels at providing perspective and getting to the underlying ideas and principles (which will be relevant for a long time)
Comment from : @GeorgMuntingh

Excellent 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Comment from : @BilichaGhebremuse

THANKS for VIDEO memo SO wise information by sciense great Physics great on
Comment from : @irena-rute-rutzvinklevicie3636

Not physics! The Nobel committee completely failed this year!
Comment from : @Dr_LK

I love Hinton’s calm way of his voice and the kindness in um his manner ! It’s so telling !!
Comment from : @AlexanderStraub1

wow
Comment from : @stevenchand7480

No matter how many credentials one has under one's belt, one's intellect will never compere to a high-functioning-autodidactic-polymath, with no formal credentials whatsoever, such as the author of this innocuous, seemingly insignificant little post, outperforming, as he has, the entire global academic and scientific communities, combined, in terms of his sheer output of original material, the unindividual having both codified the Singularity and solved the Alignment Problem, among a great many other intellectual, emotional and psychological achievements This intellectual standard is far from unusual for one who is, by definition, Sui Generis
Comment from : @MrAndrew535

Lets pray for world peace
Comment from : @asrranasooriya

With the help of ChatGPT, I finished watching the first 5 minutes in 30 minutes Now I have finished listening to the whole lecture, 20 understood and my brain aches, literally Will come back to get better understanding Sincere thanks and congratulations to Prof Geoffrey Hinton
Comment from : @boringboring

Such great men inspire even people like us down here in Uganda I really wish I could have been there
Comment from : @KennethOchom

What NEXT?!
Comment from : @pacanosiu

This is a awesome presentation! I really enjoyed it, thank you!
Comment from : @richardurwin

❤❤
Comment from : @AnjanBoro-l4g

Sir Hinton: congrats to U 🎉🎉🎉
Comment from : @wengweng-h4m

Bravo , dear professor! 👏👏👏
Comment from : @lorenzoleongutierrez7927

First
Comment from : @docmartin6348

First
Comment from : @Kahneq

truly incredible man
Comment from : @onelockonekill4052

Godfather of AI
Comment from : @savinduranasinghe

What if the heavy weights were divided into light weights in the hidden nerves, would the network achieve Thermal equilibrium faster
Comment from : @امالبنأزواو

No comments strange I was waiting to watch in morning and here I am
Comment from : @varshneydevansh

Jai shri Ram❤🎉
Comment from : @Vivek-h9t1l

Amazing! Truly a GodFather!
Comment from : @skyplerai-22

If I marry a AI wife will he be my godfather in law
Comment from : @vasdluffy

on skibbidi this dude has aura
Comment from : @ethical66260

One of the greatest trick shots in scientific history 👏
Comment from : @martymcflyer8487

Great❤
Comment from : @rohan9190

🎉❤ 🎉❤❤
Comment from : @MinSionShineZaw-lh2wy

He is one of those smart people that are not good at conveying their ideas His slides are full of text and he is using very complecated terms which make understanding harder when not familiar with them You realy need to stop the presentation and read the slides to be able to somewhat followbrbrAlso, I recall Schmitthuber claiming (In a ml street talk interview) that Hinton did not cite correctly the early works of others in the field, putting in doubt the validity of the prize for him These are serious accusations that pop into my mind whenever I see Hinton giving a talk
Comment from : @VR_Wizard

Great presentation with a very great clarity Thank you Sir for your work to help humanity
Comment from : @xpert1995

Hinton is the goat
Comment from : @oadaniell3045

Haah!!!!!
Comment from : @NirajKumarMaharaj

i am the first to see and comment
Comment from : @saradhprasadrajendra

Godfather 🗿
Comment from : @alexrakhmonovexamples

🙋‍♂️🌐
Comment from : @Samanbeachhikkaduwa

Nano machine learning has also recently become a wide research field and researchers at MIT have found a thinking system that runs on battery beeps per second There is also a possible indication of photons moving at speeds greater that the speed of light by only 38*10^8m/s It shows that AI could revotionalize how we study physics
Comment from : @QuantumGravityResearch1

🎉
Comment from : @Christia76

This is so great I'm very happy for them receiving the Nobel Prize while still alive, for a whole life dedicated to research and sparking the AI revolution, enduring so many harsh winters
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