Here’s what I find interesting about this talk. About 8:30 in you can see how the neural net visualizes images and it seems to be extremely similar to how humans recognize things. It gives me a sense that all the human brain really does is match inputs and memories. The brain is more of an intuition engine rather than a reasoning machine. Looks like they are putting the pieces together and this is a step towards an artificial brain.
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Goodby more jobs!
Can our robot overlords say “Do you want fries with that?”
We’re so screwed.
Wow, that candy robot is fast as hell.
Of course someone will be telling us that our lives will be better since we will be relieved from having to do menial labor.
No job is better than a menial job!
Just watched the candy packing machine.
Better than any human. I blame Lucile Ball for this one.
Ted Talks jumped the shark when they started allowing low quality psuedo-science topics a few years ago.
I think they let an anti-vaxxer fraudster do one about 4 years ago and there were other examples.
Since then, I have had no interest in them.