De Rerum Machina
“It’s more fun to compute”– Kraftwerk “Computer science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes.”– E. Dijkstra … Continue reading De Rerum Machina
“It’s more fun to compute”– Kraftwerk “Computer science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes.”– E. Dijkstra … Continue reading De Rerum Machina
Is one kind of neural circuit required to process visual information, another type to parse speech, and yet another to … Continue reading Learning is path-finding
What is a neuron good for? What was Mother Nature thinking when she created it? We know that the neuron … Continue reading Neurons are case evaluators
The role of the prompt engineer is one that didn’t exist until the emergence of generative AI. Their function is … Continue reading The Prompt Engineer, or the modern Delphi Oracle
Not too long ago I came across a compilation of ChatGPT’s mistakes at reasoning [5]. The fact that a language … Continue reading Reason, Intelligence and Understanding
Let’s suppose that you’re given the task of separating images that contain -say, for instance- cats from those that don’t. … Continue reading Why do Machine Learning models need millions of training examples (specially Neural Nets)?
Even if you’re not an AI practitioner or researcher you probably heard the news about Geoffrey Hinton, the so-called godfather … Continue reading Geoff Hinton leaves Google
Artificial General Intelligence or AGI is probably the holy grail of artificial intelligence. The term refers to the capacity of … Continue reading Computational Desiderata (for a human-level intelligent system)
I own an Amazon Echo, which gives me access to the voice assistant Alexa to use some of Amazon services. … Continue reading A is for Assisted
What sound does a tree falling in a forest make if no one is around to hear it? Answer: none, … Continue reading The Brain and the Signal