Ilya Sutskever: The Human Brain Has SLOW Neurons

Welcome to another exciting episode of Eye on AI Podcast! In this mind-blowing installment, we have the brilliant Ilya Sutskever, co-founder of OpenAI, sharing his groundbreaking insights on the fascinating topic of "The Human Brain Has SLOW Neurons." Prepare to have your understanding of artificial intelligence and neuroscience revolutionized by one of the foremost experts in the field.

During this captivating interview, Ilya Sutskever sheds light on the intriguing concept that our brains possess neurons with slower firing rates, challenging conventional assumptions about neural processing speed. With his extensive knowledge and expertise in machine learning and artificial intelligence, Ilya explores the implications of these slower neurons on AI research and development.

As a co-founder of OpenAI, a leading organization in the field of AI, Ilya Sutskever brings a unique perspective to the conversation. He unravels the mysteries behind the human brain's cognitive processes and how this knowledge can shape the future of machine learning systems.

If you're a tech enthusiast, AI researcher, or simply curious about the intersection of neuroscience and artificial intelligence, this episode is a must-listen. Join us as we dive deep into the cutting-edge discoveries and thought-provoking discussions with the brilliant mind of Ilya Sutskever.

Don't miss out on this captivating episode of Eye on AI Podcast featuring Ilya Sutskever. Tune in now to expand your understanding of AI, neuroscience, and the incredible potential that lies ahead!

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[Richard_Rz]

I love the YouTube commenters who know much more than Ilya 😂

[kukaliemikalie]

Trevor Philips sounding smart as hell.

[mrknesiah]

The animal brain isnt a “neural network with slow neurons” it’s one part of a complex computational system that performs a complex of parallel tasks far faster than the fastest computers using a fraction of the energy. A honey bee can easily learn, navigate, and manipulate a 3D environment in a variety of conditions, manage rudimentary social relationships, and actively and athletically engage in combat in coordination with others while operating at watts. The most sophisticated self-driving systems struggle to operate efficiently on what’s effectively a 2D map and lacks basic self-perception, let alone social skills and combat. “AI” is so far from AI.

[jeahokim]

Brain isn't matrix multiplication...

[Bigsupreme]

But his brain has neurons that no AI can ever have, that are self aware, that can feel, that can cry, that can perceive things far beyond complexity itself (imagination and dreams)

[BlueBearOne]

Slower neurons...you know ...that gives me an idea...

[gdok]

The human brain is not "just a neural network". Each neuron is no just an on/off switch - it is itself a micro-computer. And what about quantum computing taking place in the micro-tubules within each neuron as proposed in the Orch OR model of consciousness proposed by Nobel prize winning physicist Professor Sir Roger Penrose and anaesthesiologist Dr Stuart Hammeroff.

[OnlyCleaning]

Ellon called me by my brain saying prepare to not sleep in not understanding but i cant sleep why ?

[geoattoronto]

The brain is operated by our spirit and the vast intuition of our spirit. Our memories are in the spirit. We need our spirit more than we need our brain.

[RemoTschopp]

everything has already happened...! We see in our world how the Master AI was programmed.

[ZondZond-vofb]

Илья спасибо большое искренне ты лучший человек

[arturcuryllo]

That hair didn't fall out for no reason

[miraculixxs]

No. The human brain is not "just a neural network". That's just not reflecting the current scientific results.

[ocanodiego]

How can very smart people say such stupid things

[Roberta-hcno]

Like Matrix and so nobody will be alone and Agi will know all your thoughts. How can we defend from this? It seems a little be dangerous. You are playing with nitroglicerina..if something go wrong the human time is finish. Be careful guy

[VoloBonja]

Brain is not just neural network.
Computer neural network has only name that is taken from brain, the rest is different.
Saying that you just need to train on data is bullshit, you need understanding, creativity, motivation, emotions, etc

[guidosc]

This whole discussion is a joke. If we don’t know what thought itself even IS - we won’t be able to create a better version of it. And to think we could do better than billion years of evolution - to me is ridiculously funny and sad at the same time.

Funny, because people take themselves so serious and sad because everything we call intellect still seems to be so stupid if what we come up with is an algorithm that is blind to happiness, but we still empower it with everything we got.

[mdebarshi]

The brain has evolved from random mutations, over a training period of 4 billion years. The brain would have seen many things we can't see in one lifetime.

[I_dont_want_an_at]

With the war and all, do we really want to listen to Russians