Chief AI Scientist at Meta, Turing Award winner, debates AI philosophy and the path to AGI
@ylecun6 books recommended
We track book recommendations that Yann Lecun has publicly shared on Twitter/X. Each recommendation below includes the original quote and a link to the source tweet.
"I'm reading that book. It's great! De Waal's point is that if you think that human-style language and symbol manipulation are special traits of human intelligence, you are a neo-creationist. Thanks @TonyZador"See who else recommended this →
"Great book. The process followed by the scientific community, the political decision process in liberal democracies, and the economic decision process of market economies are all specifically designed to avoid an excessive reliance on "great men" (and great women). A major idea of the Open Society and other open activities (open science, open source...) is to maximize information action exchange between individuals to make society as a whole progress faster."See who else recommended this →
"That's one thing we agree on. I suggest a gentle ramp up: - Surely you are joking Mr Feynman - QED - The Feynman Lectures on Physics - Quantum Mechanics and Path Integrals (Feynman & Hibbs)"See who else recommended this →
"That's one thing we agree on. I suggest a gentle ramp up: - Surely you are joking Mr Feynman - QED - The Feynman Lectures on Physics - Quantum Mechanics and Path Integrals (Feynman & Hibbs)"See who else recommended this →
"That's one thing we agree on. I suggest a gentle ramp up: - Surely you are joking Mr Feynman - QED - The Feynman Lectures on Physics - Quantum Mechanics and Path Integrals (Feynman & Hibbs)"See who else recommended this →
"That's one thing we agree on. I suggest a gentle ramp up: - Surely you are joking Mr Feynman - QED - The Feynman Lectures on Physics - Quantum Mechanics and Path Integrals (Feynman & Hibbs)"See who else recommended this →
Yann Lecun has publicly recommended 6 books on Twitter/X. The most recent recommendation is "Are We Smart Enough to Know How Smart Animals Are?" by Frans de Waal.
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