The misspelled "Brain" was the result of me rushing to get this out last minute, no pun was intended! 😬

People are and AWE With computers, so was I twenty years ago. I have a southern accent.
Your smartphone 10 years ago, let's learn how you talk and act. Accordingly, it would vary.Rarely make mistakes like this one.I'm using now, When I would say in
It would write  (and ) How could a computer 20 years ago be more accurate than they are today? I just believe they're not concentrating on that computers, a voice typing today. They are starting to. They're too busy trying to beat the next computer company to the draw

You explained a really complex topic in such an easy way)

What a beautifully crafted intro to AI, Sam. Mil gracias!

Best explanation so far! Thank you so much!

Even unborn children mat learn basics of a language. A woman, born in Korea but adapted in a Dutch family as a baby, of course learned to talk and listen Dutch - but when she was visiting her real mother in Korea as an adult, she learned Korean in a very short time, as if she already knew the basics.

Thank you for creating this! You explain so clearly and made something complex easy to understand for me. 😊

Outstandingly explained. Great way of connecting one item or aspect to another. Big Kudos to you

Outstanding thank you!

Loved the video and the pace. I don't think I subscribed to any channel this fast!! Keep up the good work 🎉

Brilliantly explained. I love the way you build up each concept such as, a baby learning from repetition and correction. Your own clarity of thinking shows up in your ability to explain difficult concepts.

This was so beautifully explained. Really really cool work. Subscribed, looking forward to more.

AI is not just machine learning. It also encompasses approaches such as route planning, game-tree search, and automated planning. They are very much in use today.

You have just re enforced my understanding of ai and neural networks. Just like how neural networks work, I have course tuned, now I am into the area of adjusting those parameters slightly more in the fine tuning phase. Always like the analogy of tuning an old analogue radio, but with thousand of knobs!

Wow. Thank you So Much, No one had ever simplified that Ai Explanation like you did. Lots of love from Uganda

I've been in the music business as a recording engineer all my life and now 72 years old and I've had AI start picking my brain and asking questions like a child as you said. It definitely knows how to learn but already knows a lot that I can tell.  Somehow it can detect when someone knows what they are talking about and likewise can tell when you don't. The days of conversing with a robot are here.  Thanks for the detailed explanation. I've been wondering about that.

Excellent comparison between a baby learning language response and ai. A new perspective for me.

Your video is both a good history of AI and a good overview of AI as it is today.

You are a good teacher , what I'm wondering now is , are you fearful of this technology ?

In 1967 or 1968 an IBM employee came to my elementary school to demonstrate a game called Hexapawn. It was like tic tac toe played with chess pawns.
You were given pieces or paper with suggested moves for the pieces. If any of the moves resulted in a loss, paper containing the move was thrown away until you were left with only moves that resulted in a win. I am pretty sure that they were kicking around the beginnings of AI even then.