A Conversation with Judea Pearl on Causality, AI, and the Nature of Intelligence
Dec. 11, 2019
·1h 23m
In this episode, Alex Friedman interviews Judea Pearl, a renowned professor at UCLA and a pioneer in artificial intelligence, statistics, and causality. Pearl discusses his early inspirations, the significance of probabilistic reasoning in AI, and the importance of causality in understanding the world. They explore the limitations of machine learning in grasping causal relationships, the role of metaphor in human reasoning, and the responsibility that comes with creating intelligent systems. Pearl shares personal stories, insights on the future of AI, and thoughts on the nature of free will and evil
Topics
Artificial Intelligence
Causality
Judea Pearl
Machine Learning
Statistics
Philosophy
Education
Technology
Ethics
Humanity