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STANFORD AI PROFESSOR Mykel Kochenderfer: Al is technically a probabilistic machine, but the fact that it works as well as it does is mystifying - even to the Stanford Al profs. - - I had the best time teaching a lecture on Al ML at the HAI (Stanford Human-Centered... show more

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@aiprof_mykel @StanfordHAI @Stanford that's actually a really nice and convincing way of putting it

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@aiprof_mykel @StanfordHAI @Stanford How is the Natural Intelligence different?

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The reality is that both the general public and AI professors are susceptible to cognitive biases and anthropomorphism. However, we should expect greater precision in their terminology and clearer communication about the current state of AI, rather than the spread of myths and misinformation.

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@aiprof_mykel @StanfordHAI @Stanford I am curious if the actual implementations add anything beyond simply guessing the next word. Must be interesting code in any case.

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@aiprof_mykel @StanfordHAI @Stanford AI’s rapid progress continues to surprise even top minds. Embracing curiosity and collaboration will shape its responsible, high-impact future across industries.

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@aiprof_mykel @StanfordHAI @Stanford Agree, complete awe.

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@aiprof_mykel @StanfordHAI @Stanford Thank you for this post and brightening my day.

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