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( [[ https://thumb.spokesman.com/km0Ms6Z9nyvRbga_y2Oq3x2iE0Y=/2500x1405/smart/media.spokesman.com/photos/2019/09/13/marthabrockenbrough_uO21Rtf.jpg | good brain, disturbing lipstick and glasses ) ( [[ https://thumb.spokesman.com/km0Ms6Z9nyvRbga_y2Oq3x2iE0Y=/2500x1405/smart/media.spokesman.com/photos/2019/09/13/marthabrockenbrough_uO21Rtf.jpg | good brain, disturbing lipstick and glasses ]] )

Good idea - reference numbers accumulate, don't reset every chapter
 .p21 Turing guessed every Enigma encrypted message contained the words "Heil Hitler" ... a crib, not so identified in the book
 .p23 Artificial neuron - summed "data' and threshold

 .p27 1970, Life magazine reports Marvin Minsky claimed AGI in three to eight years in 1978 integrated transistors cost $0.05, and a human brain has 600 trillion synapses, hence $30 trillion dollars per AGI. US GDP was $2.4 trillion in 1978. In January 2025, I spent $80 for a terabyte solid state drive, two bits per transistor, hence more than $20 per trillion transistors, $12K for 600 trillion transistors. NOT synapses, which are routed de novo in a much more random way than RAM cells ... that multiplier is likely to be enormous. A corresponding "divider" is the much faster speed of transistors, though that SSD drive SATA interface moves only 4 gigabits per second.

 .p33 1997 Deep Blue beat Gary Kasparov at chess
 .p35 U Toronto [[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geoffrey_Hinton | Geoffrey Hinton ]] [[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backpropagation | Back propagation ]]
 .p35 Princeton [[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fei-Fei_Li | Fei-Fei Li ]] image recognition
 .p41 [[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AlphaGo | AlphaGo ]] "trained by [[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fan_Hui | Fan Hui ]] beats [[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AlphaGo_versus_Lee_Sedol | in 2016 ]]








Future Tense

how we made artificial intelligence - and how it will change everything

Martha Brockenbrough | Multco y 006.3 B8642f 2024

( good brain, disturbing lipstick and glasses )

Good idea - reference numbers accumulate, don't reset every chapter

  • p21 Turing guessed every Enigma encrypted message contained the words "Heil Hitler" ... a crib, not so identified in the book
  • p23 Artificial neuron - summed "data' and threshold
  • p27 1970, Life magazine reports Marvin Minsky claimed AGI in three to eight years in 1978 integrated transistors cost $0.05, and a human brain has 600 trillion synapses, hence $30 trillion dollars per AGI. US GDP was $2.4 trillion in 1978. In January 2025, I spent $80 for a terabyte solid state drive, two bits per transistor, hence more than $20 per trillion transistors, $12K for 600 trillion transistors. NOT synapses, which are routed de novo in a much more random way than RAM cells ... that multiplier is likely to be enormous. A corresponding "divider" is the much faster speed of transistors, though that SSD drive SATA interface moves only 4 gigabits per second.
  • p33 1997 Deep Blue beat Gary Kasparov at chess
  • p35 U Toronto Geoffrey Hinton Back propagation

  • p35 Princeton Fei-Fei Li image recognition

  • p41 AlphaGo "trained by Fan Hui beats in 2016

FutureTense (last edited 2025-02-26 06:55:38 by KeithLofstrom)