01:11:29 Robert Brem: SkyNet

01:11:44 Galal Galal-Edeen (he): Reacted to "SkyNet" with 👍🏽

01:18:20 Marilyn Jackson: I heard that in that lawsuit in which a lawyer relied on AI, cases were referred to be the judge determined those cases did not exist.

01:18:57 Julie Whitehead: The AI Research Assistant, https://elicit.org/

01:23:49 Galal Galal-Edeen (he): Generative Pretrained Transformers

01:24:29 Galal Galal-Edeen (he): Gen: it generates text

01:24:57 Galal Galal-Edeen (he): Pretrained: it learns from a very large body of text

01:25:09 Emile Fromet de Rosnay: Reacted to "Pretrained: it learn..." with 👍

01:26:04 Galal Galal-Edeen (he): Transformers: the particular AI technology that is used to build the linguistic models (there are videos: “what are transformers” online)

01:27:20 Galal Galal-Edeen (he): Sorry, I’ll need to leave for a few minutes

01:28:03 Tom Haymes: Sorry. I had to deal with a family emergency. Was gone for about 20 minutes there.

01:28:43 Ahmed Tealeb: Reacted to "The AI Research Assi..." with 👍

01:29:22 Tom Haymes: The most powerful combination is humans working WITH technology, not against it.

01:32:30 Tom Haymes: Neuroscience developed out of computer science, not the other way around.

01:34:13 Tom Haymes: We have become hostage to our languages. GPT technologies are challenging our Stockholm Syndrome.

01:34:56 Galal Galal-Edeen (he): Sorry: how will the recording and the slides be sent to attendees?

01:35:17 Tom Haymes: Is anyone’s material really theirs? My material is largely derived from other people

01:35:39 Tom Haymes: We are all building on 2500 years of written legacy.

01:36:40 Tom Haymes: Our systems are built on textual technologies. These have little do with actual learning.

01:37:53 Tom Haymes: As Kevin Kelly says, we are our own technology. Cooking and fire have physically changed our biology.

01:37:57 Tom Haymes: I have that book

01:39:25 Tom Haymes: “I’m a standup philosopher” “Oh, you’re a bullshitter.” - Mel Brooks

01:40:42 Tom Haymes: How much of the discourse between us and our students is bullshit?

01:41:18 Emile Fromet de Rosnay: Even BS can be heuristic

01:41:46 Tom Haymes: Yes. We need to teach our students to process bullshit.

01:44:46 Mark Wilson: The slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1RaE0ImqaaRWPdjf78MeV5S6kIShnp-Gp8eHfC2yPDPo/edit#slide=id.g254bea8a7a2_0_44

01:45:03 Emile Fromet de Rosnay: Reacted to "The slides: https://..." with ❤️

01:45:36 Marilyn Jackson: Thanks for the slides, Mark!

01:45:46 Robert Brem: Notes are only viewable through WISR google?  it wsays I need toa request acess

01:47:14 Marilyn Jackson: He'll have to adjust the settings

01:47:25 Tom Haymes: Subconscious, maybe?

01:48:24 Marilyn Jackson: Dreams are in images and sound

01:49:53 Cassandra Upshaw: There is a lot of talking in my dreams...

01:50:20 Marilyn Jackson: Music too

01:50:59 Galal Galal-Edeen (he): Replying to "The slides: https://..."

Many thanks, but access needs to be granted, so I just requested it from the account Galaledeen@aucegypt.edu

01:51:41 Galal Galal-Edeen (he): Reacted to "Notes are only viewa..." with 👍🏽

01:53:06 Mark Wilson: Sorry everyone, I changed the permissions for the slides. Can you access them now?

01:53:31 Emile Fromet de Rosnay: Reacted to "Sorry everyone, I ch..." with 👍

01:53:50 Tom Haymes: Sounds like a job for AI.

01:54:07 Tom Haymes: Yes. I can see the slides now.

01:54:43 Tom Haymes: Have we already created an AI in our human system?

01:54:46 Mark Wilson: Great!

01:55:11 Mark Wilson: I collected resources too. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ELYfEXGrSvh2y6pKd6ne4093C_0uPUYmUWSJI0ltXNc/

01:55:18 Cassandra Upshaw: EXACTLY!!

01:59:52 Tom Haymes: Happy to.

02:01:16 Mark Wilson: Michael Meade - dreams

02:01:37 Cassandra Upshaw: Noted!

02:02:41 Emile Fromet de Rosnay: “Incremental leap” (oxymoron?)

02:03:22 Cassandra Upshaw: Increments can be tiny or vast

02:06:38 Emile Fromet de Rosnay: Thanks everyone, I have to go. Great presentation and discussion!

02:06:51 Mark Wilson: Thanks Emile!

02:14:05 Cassandra Upshaw: A possible benefit from the pandemic is the current zeitgeist of scientific openness as the sense of urgency drove the proprietary mindset somewhat in to the background. Perhaps the same will be true with AI

02:16:03 Robert Brem: I think that was BenjaminFranklin on "shorter"

02:19:02 Cassandra Upshaw: Gotta go. Thanks, this was very informative!

02:27:45 John Bilorusky: Apologies but I have to leave, and I am giving Mark control of the meeting.  Robert, Tom, Mark, and others--great ideas and conversation. Sorry I'm late to go elsewhere.

02:27:56 Mark Wilson: Daniel Siegal

02:28:16 Mark Wilson: Thanks John!

02:35:35 Galal Galal-Edeen (he): Sorry, I’ll have to go also. Thank you very much for everyone ✋🏽

02:35:54 Mark Wilson: Thanks Galal

02:36:37 Galal Galal-Edeen (he): Reacted to "Thanks Galal" with 🙏🏽

02:37:30 christine tippett: Dan Siegel, MD   Mwe refers to synthesis between me and you.

02:42:52 Galal Galal-Edeen: Sorry, how will the recoding of the session be shared?

02:43:24 Mark Wilson: Yes Galal