Surya Ganguli on Twitter: "My new post for the @Stanford Human Centered AI Initiative: a personal vision of how #neuroscience #psychology #ai #physics #mathematics and other fields can work together to both understand biological intelligence and create artificial intelligence! https://t.co/ySswh9mDUX… https://t.co/xBrLLlQkrD"

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‏ @SuryaGanguli

My new post for the @Stanford Human Centered AI Initiative: a personal vision of how #neuroscience #psychology #ai #physics #mathematics and other fields can work together to both understand biological intelligence and create artificial intelligence! https://hai.stanford.edu/news/the_intertwined_quest_for_understanding_biological_intelligence_and_creating_artificial_intelligence/ …pic.twitter.com/Uc6T9uu5xx

6:24 AM - 8 Dec 2018

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1. Georgios Mastorakis‏ @_GM_AI_ 9 Dec 2018
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  Thank you for compiling these possible approaches. Some of them are already taking place using physics simulation as seen in:https://twitter.com/_GM_AI_/status/1009851579267190785 …
  
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  A #personalised #falldetection approach based on myoskeletal #simulation. Tackling lack of human fall data and visual occlusions. Published in @ElsevierConnect Preview at http://gmastorakis.info/simulation-fall-detection … #falldetection #personalisation #elderly #simulation #AI #computervision pic.twitter.com/phN4zhtcQ3
  
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1. Gurunath‏ @rajaguru95 8 Dec 2018
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  Seeking universal laws governing both biological and artificial intelligence: Comparing planes and birds with universal Aerodynamics of our environment was really thought provoking... Enjoyed reading this article !!
  
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1. Guilherme Heinen‏ @GuiHeinen 16 Dec 2018
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  Interesting that there is no mention about the work of @Numenta or @JeffCHawkins . Isn't it relevant?
  
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1. iandanforth‏ @iandanforth 10 Dec 2018
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  FYI - For the "Seeking Universal Laws" section there is a much more direct rebuttal available. Sir George Cayley extensively studied both birds and fish to discover the principles of aerodynamics. Seehttps://www.amazon.com/Man-Who-Discovered-Flight/dp/0771029713/ …
  
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1. Rⓞb M‏ @vRobM 9 Dec 2018
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  Our technology is based on actual Neuroscience. It’s just the beginning.
  
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1. Barney Pell‏ @barneyp 9 Dec 2018
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  I love this post and the work and ideas behind it. I think it's a very promising direction for general AI and better human understanding. Reminds me of @stanfordsymsys vision statement, upgraded with all the major changes in the last 30 years.
  
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1. Arjun Variar‏ @vigi99 9 Dec 2018
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  Amazing read, thanks for this gem.
  
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1. Helge Forster‏ @HelgeForster 9 Dec 2018
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  For me a wonderful sequel of the interdisciplinary approach in the 1980s, when biologists (Maturana, Varela), biophysicists (v. Foerster) and sociologists (Luhmann) etc. looked at #AI not only from a "hardware" perspective (5th gen computer). @IoannaGogolin
  
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1. pennybun01‏ @pennybun01 7 hours ago
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  The dim-bulb efficiencies may turn out to be consequential :). It is hard to be alive and intelligent in a hostile universe. Intelligence is an incidental effect of husbandry. Inference is immaterial. Meaning has no thermodynamic burden. @drfeifei
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1. Bertrand_Cayzac‏ @bertrand_cayzac Jan 30
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  Great article. Makes me think of #GilbertSimondon who explored the life-artifact relation on philosophical grounds in his seminal book : On the Mode of Existence of Technical Objects. https://www.upress.umn.edu/book-division/books/on-the-mode-of-existence-of-technical-objects … …
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1. kimito 220k‏ @kingmingto 12 Dec 2018
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  https://mobile.twitter.com/kingmingto/status/1072837013928361984 …
  
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  Fei-Fei Li (born 1976), who publishes under the name Li Fei-Fei (simplified Chinese: 李飞飞; traditional Chinese: 李飛飛), is a Professor of Computer Science at Stanford University.SHE MAY BE A SPY FOR CHINA. pic.twitter.com/Lhq1By1HWG
  
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1. Raghuveer Bhandarkar‏ @raghumbr 10 Dec 2018
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  Amazing article...human cognition in AI is always fascinating and this article has covered all aspects it... wonderful read
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1. Arun Srinivasan‏ @arunsrinivasan3 9 Dec 2018
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  Outstanding post. The quest to learn to learn continues...
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1. A Nociceptor‏ @the_nociceptor 9 Dec 2018
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  Any advice for someone going into neuroscience academia Dr. Ganguli? It’s so interdisciplinary and many advances are made with computational skills that are hard to develop alongside experimental techniques. Is trying to dive into each of these disciplines too risky to pursue?
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1. The Count‏ @LawyerCount 9 Dec 2018
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  GREAT post! The example of playing tennis to understand the challenge of credit assingment on AI was very helpful.
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