S4E6: MIT’s James DiCarlo on Reverse-Engineering Human Sight with AI

Theory and Practice by GV (Google Ventures)

Sep 6, 202300:45:00Technology

Season 4 of our Theory and Practice podcast investigates the powerful new world of AI applications and what it means to be human in the age of human-like artificial intelligence. Episode 6 explores what happens when AI i...

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