Wish Leibniz was here to see this ... He was way ahead of the game.
Great summary.
"Once the characteristic numbers of most notions are determined, the human race will have a new kind of tool, a tool that will increase the power of the mind much more than optical lenses helped our eyes, a tool that will be as far superior to microscopes or telescopes as reason is to vision."
Grant, you can’t imagine how helpful your videos have been to me. Really superb job on explaining complex concepts. Kudos to you! And you definitely expanded Manim into another amazing resource :)
Thanks for the great work! I have a study plan to teach myself the basics of LLMs again with your YouTube channel which I have been following on and off for years. Though, I am a computer engineer by background, your videos are the most clear ones I have seen. BTW, I am recommending that people start with a brush up of Linear Algebra playlist and moving up before they get to Transformers and LLMs.
I recently attended the Chatbots exhibit at the Computer History Museum. I went because I wanted to interview Ameca on camera. But, I also took my grad student son and he loved your explanation on LLMs. He read all of it and then turned to me and said “This is very good.” We ended up buying memberships to the museum that day. We were quite impressed with all of it,
I wholeheartedly recommend 3Blue1Brown for those wishing to understand whatever Grant Sanderson sets out to explain there. I am positive you will enjoy it.
Wish Leibniz was here to see this ... He was way ahead of the game.
Great summary.
"Once the characteristic numbers of most notions are determined, the human race will have a new kind of tool, a tool that will increase the power of the mind much more than optical lenses helped our eyes, a tool that will be as far superior to microscopes or telescopes as reason is to vision."
newton too
a rudimentary form calculus was developed in Kerala, India 200 years before Newton and Leibniz.
Numberphile has a video on this
and here we meet again..
Grant, you can’t imagine how helpful your videos have been to me. Really superb job on explaining complex concepts. Kudos to you! And you definitely expanded Manim into another amazing resource :)
Great work! Just followed the second channel. 👏👏
Brilliant
Why was this so short?
Amazing video. And I say that as a certified DS
lying little monsters
Either incapable of true AI and AGI or wilfully infr… fridging? cold cold corporate data funnels cloaked in programmable deniability.
Super video!
Great work
Thanks for the great work! I have a study plan to teach myself the basics of LLMs again with your YouTube channel which I have been following on and off for years. Though, I am a computer engineer by background, your videos are the most clear ones I have seen. BTW, I am recommending that people start with a brush up of Linear Algebra playlist and moving up before they get to Transformers and LLMs.
As always amazing work, thankyou
I recently attended the Chatbots exhibit at the Computer History Museum. I went because I wanted to interview Ameca on camera. But, I also took my grad student son and he loved your explanation on LLMs. He read all of it and then turned to me and said “This is very good.” We ended up buying memberships to the museum that day. We were quite impressed with all of it,
good to see you here
I wholeheartedly recommend 3Blue1Brown for those wishing to understand whatever Grant Sanderson sets out to explain there. I am positive you will enjoy it.
I love your work.