This video compares AI and human cognition, exploring key differences in learning, information processing, memory, reasoning, error, and embodiment. It explains that while humans learn dynamically and interact with the world through sensory experienc...

In this discussion, David Kiron and Michael Schrage argue that true AI success hinges not on technical sophistication alone but on grounding AI initiatives in solid philosophical frameworks—teleology (purpose), ontology (nature of being), and epist...

0:00 – Roger Penrose: You have to be careful. First, the name is wrong. It’s not artificial intelligence—it’s not intelligence. True intelligence involves consciousness. I’ve always promoted the idea that these devices are not conscious an...

**(0:00:00.24)** **Professor:** Moving on to an article you wrote on artificial intelligence that you wrote in the last couple of weeks, it got me thinking about your thoughts. You write them thoroughly in that article, but on the future, which is m...

**(00:03)**   If you were to assign a probability, is it more likely that we merge with AI or that AI replaces us? Many people assume that computers will compete with humans, and we won’t be able to keep up, leading to our obsolescence. However,...

(00:00:00.030) This is a Q&A excerpt on the topic of artificial intelligence from a lecture by Richard Fineman from September 26 1985. The audience question is, do you think there will ever be a machine that will think like human beings and be more i...