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To view keyboard shortcuts, press question mark View keyboard shortcuts Messages Home Explore Notifications Messages Grok Premium Bookmarks Communities Verified Orgs Profile More Post Tasha @TashaPais Post See new posts Conversation Ajay Agrawal @professor_ajay The more I reflect on @maxsbennett 's new book "A Brief History of Intelligence" the more I think it will become a milestone reference in the race to #AGI. His contribution is a novel series of insights made by linking discoveries from evolutionary biology, neuroscience, and AI. We'll discuss Max's book on February 6 online at the @creativedlab Reading Group. If you'd like to join, then self-nominate: https://lnkd.in/eBwaJUj8 *** From Chapter 6: ... Marvin Minsky set out to build an algorithm that would learn like a Thorndikian animal... Minsky's SNARC did not work well... the problem: the reinforcements and punishments in a game of checkers - the outcome of winning or losing - occur only at the end of the game. A game c

Ajay Agrawal @professor_ajay The more I reflect on @ maxsbennett 's new book "A Brief History of Intelligence" the more I think it will become a milestone reference in the race to #AGI . His contribution is a novel series of insights made by linking discoveries from evolutionary biology, neuroscience, and AI. We'll discuss Max's book on February 6 online at the @ creativedlab Reading Group. If you'd like to join, then self-nominate: lnkd.in/eBwaJUj8 *** From Chapter 6: ... Marvin Minsky set out to build an algorithm that would learn like a Thorndikian animal... Minsky's SNARC did not work well

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