Peter Norvig: Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach

@lexfridman 4 years ago

I really enjoyed this conversation with Peter. Here's the outline: 0:00 - Introduction 0:37 - Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach 9:11 - Covering the entire field of AI 15:42 - Expert systems and knowledge representation 18:31 - Explainable AI 23:15 - Trust 25:47 - Education - Intro to AI - MOOC 32:43 - Learning to program in 10 years 37:12 - Changing nature of mastery 40:01 - Code review 41:17 - How have you changed as a programmer 43:05 - LISP 47:41 - Python 48:32 - Early days of Google Search 53:24 - What does it take to build human-level intelligence 55:14 - Her 57:00 - Test of intelligence 58:41 - Future threats from AI 1:00:58 - Exciting open problems in AI

@sagarkarira1992 4 years ago

Lex, you have been working too hard these days. Thanks for another great guest. Don't burn yourself out sir.

@bespalov.anton.youtube 4 years ago

"Learning to program in 10 years" - my favourite part of the interview. Thank you!

@fastundercoverkitgoogle7381 4 years ago

This podcast series is becoming some of my favourite content on the internet. Thank you so much for providing us with this!

@kardo7837 4 years ago

Crazy! I started with his book just last night! Really happy with your recent guests Lex, keep it up

@architkhare729 4 years ago

It's a gem of an interview and your astute questions have help bring Peter's very clear and structured thinking out well. Thanks Lex.

@nickfrederiksen4763 4 years ago

Hi Lex, your questions are always so good and deep. Thanks for your time in preparing and then getting these amazing guests on. Keep up the great work.

@marcosdearruda77 4 years ago

Dear Lex, thank you so much for sharing this interesting interview.

@sainathchandolu3096 4 years ago

Really love this conversation. Got me into thinking on lot of key things.

@MarkoTManninen 4 years ago

Peter is my favorite computer scientist, I got interested in Lisp and history of programming via his work. He has a very personal style of writing tech too, Sudoku solver for example. I had a similar motivation when created a Yazzy automatic player in Python few years ago. Glad to see him interview in this manner.

@harineemosur6530 4 years ago

I loved this one. He is so simple and questions were also very good. Leaving 50 MOOCs half way oddly made me feel good as I feel guilty when I don’t finish one !