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Introduction
00:00 • 5min
Are You Done? Are You Going to Keep Going?
04:33 • 4min
Is Learning More Complex Than We Thought?
08:06 • 3min
Neural Reuse
11:19 • 2min
Adding a Working Memory Component to a Refined Learning Algorithm?
13:10 • 4min
Is Working Memory a Th?
16:52 • 2min
The Dichotomy of Model Free Versus Model Based Reinforcement Learning
18:32 • 2min
Model Free Versus Model Based?
20:32 • 2min
I'm in a Green Building, and I Don't Move Often When I Talk
22:47 • 2min
Model Free
24:43 • 3min
Is Model Based Too Much and Not Enough?
27:35 • 2min
Is There a Better Term Than Model Based?
29:21 • 3min
The Interaction Between Working Memory and Reinforcement Learning
32:26 • 2min
Do You Need to Distract Yourself a Little Bit?
34:12 • 2min
Is There a Way to Deconstruct Learning?
36:21 • 2min
Are You Skeptical of Neuroscientists Making Life Coaching Advice?
38:26 • 2min
Do You Have an Interest in Getting There?
40:39 • 2min
Is It Ethical to Use Dual Tasks?
42:25 • 1min
Is Working Memory Contributing to Reward Prediction Error?
43:54 • 2min
Working Memory Contributes to Learning
45:59 • 2min
Is Reactor Learning Associated With Learning?
48:25 • 3min
Attention and Working Memory
50:56 • 2min
Working Memory and Attention in Reinforcement Learning
52:27 • 4min
Is Attention Necessary for Working Memory?
56:18 • 3min
Is There a Connection Between Working Memory and Reactor Learning?
59:37 • 4min
Is That Where Your Less Confident Is in Interpreting the Results?
01:03:26 • 2min
Is It a Better Career Move to Just Make Wild Claims and Strong Interpretations?
01:05:20 • 2min
Are There Lessons to Be Drawn From Your Work?
01:07:15 • 3min
Working Memory
01:10:10 • 3min
Is There a Bottleneck in AI?
01:12:42 • 3min
The Interaction Between Attention and Working Memory in Deep Learning?
01:16:09 • 2min
Is Intelligence a Super High Dimensional Space?
01:18:13 • 2min
You're Hearing Music by the New Year
01:19:54 • 2min