Episode in Finnish. Harri Valpola says that AGI is already here and discusses his career as a robotics entrepreneur and at Apple.
Podcast about artificial intelligence: Ja ihminen loi älyn
This podcast (in Finnish, with select episodes in English) covers the development, history and future of AI through the personal stories of Finnish AI research pioneers.
Episodes
-> See the podcast's Finnish page for all episodes and transcripts
Episode in Finnish. Erkki Oja says neural nets are a mystery, explains the eponymous Oja's rule and ponders the similarities between intelligence and the structure of the universe.
Katarina Slama discusses her journey from small-town Finland to top universities in the US, her pivot from neuroscience research to AI, and her current work and views on AI safety, consciousness and risk.
Kyunghyun Cho explains why attention is a universal solution to many AI challenges, why he isn’t worried about de-skilling caused by AI, and why coming to Finland was the best decision ever.
Episode in Finnish. Tuomas Sandholm studies and develops poker-playing AI as well as systems that streamline organ transplants.
Episode in Finnish. Sampo Pyysalo explains how large language models work, why AI should be developed openly and how he develops AI that works in Finnish.
Ja ihminen loi älyn (And humankind created intelligence)
In this podcast, Aalto University professor Arno Solin and adjunct professor Eric Malmi chat with Finnish pioneers in the AI field about their careers, fundamental concepts and methods in AI, and whether AI will destroy humanity. Listen and watch the podcast on , or .
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