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Jiang says contemporary AI is supervised machine learning that optimizes algorithms over weighted variables and is not a sentient consciousness.
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "You know what? I probably know more computer program than some Altman. OK, I don't know much. I spent a couple of years researching..."
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"You know what? I probably know more computer program than some Altman. OK, I don't know much. I spent a couple of years researching..."
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"OK, and and so with supervised machine learning where you're constantly telling the machine if it's right or it's wrong, then eventually the machine..."
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