Python vs Wolfram Alpha, which one wins?
This video is from Everyday Mathematics. We move to the regular season of the MIT integration BEE and solve problems that bear log functions in them. We compare python and Wolfram alpha and can you guess which ones comes top?
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The Impact of ChatGPT talks – Keynote address by Prof. Yann LeCun
This video is from MIT Department of Physics.
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What is Quantum Artificial Intelligence
This video is from Samuel Bosch where he discusses his PhD work on Quantum Artificial Intelligence Algorithms, Shor’s Quantum Factoring Algorithm for breaking RSA Security, and the Future of Quantum Computing I talk about my PhD research at MIT in Quantum Artificial Intelligence. I also explain the basic concepts of quantum computers, and why they are […]
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Quantum AI Algorithms and the Future of Quantum Computing Â
In this video Samuel Bosch talks about his PhD research at MIT in Quantum Artificial Intelligence. He also explain the basic concepts of quantum computers, and why they are superior to conventional computers for specific tasks. Prof. Peter Shor, the inventor of Shor’s algorithm and one of the founding fathers of Quantum Computing, kindly agreed […]
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The Race to a Million-Qubit Quantum Computer
Jeremy O’Brien, the co-founder and CEO of PsiQuantum discusses quantum computing with Elizabeth Bramson-Boudreau, CEO of the MIT Tech Review and Peter Barrett, founder and general partner at Playground Global, at the MIT Tech Review Future Compute Conference.
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Can Cosmic Rays Destabilize Quantum Computers?
Quantum computers are advancing at a breathtaking pace, but this progress may soon stall due to out of this world force — literally. Cosmic rays streaming down to Earth could interfere with the integrity of the information in these quantum computers. An MIT study has measured how much cosmic rays could interfere with quantum computers […]
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Possible Signs of Life on Venus?
Scientists at MIT, Cardiff University, and elsewhere have observed what may be signs of life in the clouds of Earth’s planetary neighbor.
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A New Way to Start Linear Algebra
MIT OpenCourseWare provides a this course for free. Given its prominence to neural networks and quantum computing, now is a good time to learn Linear Algebra. MIT A 2020 Vision of Linear Algebra, Spring 2020Instructor: Gilbert StrangView the complete course: https://ocw.mit.edu/2020-visionYouTube Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUl4u3cNGP61iQEFiWLE21EJCxwmWvvek Professor Strang describes independent vectors and the column space of a matrix […]
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A Synthetic DNA Factory That Is Building New Forms of Life
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In this DNA factory, organism engineers are using robots and automation to build completely new forms of life. Seeker explores this brave new frontier of science.
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Kate Darling on Social Robotics
Lex Fridman interviews Kate Darling in this episode of the AI Show. Kate Darling is a researcher at MIT, interested in social robotics, robot ethics, and generally how technology intersects with society. She explores the emotional connection between human beings and life-like machines, which for me, is one of the most exciting topics in all […]
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