On AI and the underlying algorithms – with Terrence Sejnowski – #2
Sense and Science - with Gaute Einevoll
Release Date: 06/29/2020
On neuro-AI – with Klas Pettersen, Hanne Stensola, Solve Sæbø and Anders Dale - #6
Sense and Science - with Gaute Einevoll
Neuro-AI denotes the field at the interface between artificial neuroscience (AI) and neuroscience. At a conference hosted by the Norwegian Artificial Intelligence Research Consortium (NORA), in Tromsø in June 2023 I hosted a panel debate on the topic, that is, on how neuroscience can inspire AI and the other way around. The panel consisted of two computational neuroscientists (KP, AD), an experimental neuroscientist (HS) and a statistician (SS).
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On consciousness– with Christof Koch
Sense and Science - with Gaute Einevoll
On consciousness– with Christof Koch.
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On quantum biology – with Johnjoe McFadden – #4
Sense and Science - with Gaute Einevoll
Is quantum physics important for living systems?
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On the physics world view and the interpretation of quantum mechanics – with Sean Carroll – #3
Sense and Science - with Gaute Einevoll
Today’s guest is a professor of physics at Caltech outside Los Angeles. He is hosting the Mindscape podcast, one of my favorites, and has also written several excellent popular science books.
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On AI and the underlying algorithms – with Terrence Sejnowski – #2
Sense and Science - with Gaute Einevoll
Today’s guest is Terrence Sejnowski, professor of computational neuroscience at UC San Diego.
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Sense and Science with Gaute Einevoll - #1
Sense and Science - with Gaute Einevoll
The goal of the podcast "Sense and Science" is to discuss ideas and science.
info_outlineToday’s guest is Terrence Sejnowski, professor of computational neuroscience at UC San Diego.
He is a founder of artificial intelligence (AI), and author of the recent book “The Deep Learning Revolution”.
In the podcast, recorded at UCSD last November, we discuss the origin, inner workings, and applications of AI, and also the link to how our brain works.