Thoughty2 explores the nature of randomness and why you will never think of a truly random number and computers won’t either.
Thoughty2 explores the nature of randomness and why you will never think of a truly random number and computers won’t either.
Random boolean networks also have some surprising properties.
Computerphile demonstrates how complex systems can arise from simple rules.
Dr Alex Turner generates some
Microsoft Research has released this podcast on Harvesting Randomness, HAIbrid Algorithms and Safe AI.
Dr. Siddhartha Sen is a Principal Researcher in MSR’s New York City lab, and his research interests are, if not impossible, at least impossible sounding: optimal decision making, universal data structures, and verifiably safe AI.
Today, he tells us how he’s using reinforcement learning and HAIbrid algorithms to tap the best of both human and machine intelligence and develop AI that’s minimally disruptive, synergistic with human solutions, and safe.
Randomness comes up quite a lot in statistics. Statistics comes up a lot in data science. Therefore, I think you will all enjoy this video from MajorPrep about the math around randomness.