124 - Jay McClelland: Deep Learning, Neural Networks, and Artificial Intelligence
Robinson's Podcast
The Importance of Perforation in Science
Is there any other dimensions beyond this goal directed, perforcative thinking that you think define a scientist like Darwin and distinguish his capacities from that of our most sophisticated neural networks or is that the primary one? Yeah, I do. I think it's important to see that in the includes the intent to formulate a fundamental touch points for understanding ... a great deal of the structure of the universe. So the principle of natural selection is an example. The expression F equals MA or E equals MC squared, there are examples of this. These expressions capture foundational relationships that characterize the structure of space-time or the organization of multi-body systems in a Newtonian mechanical system. And this effort to seek
