@khailai5204
From a person self-studying Artificial Intelligence, thank you so much for publishing this playlist! It is truly a great resource for me.
@353LLANA
These lectures are awesome! I dont know how integration and these transformations work, but I like the way Mr. Winston is teaching. Its all very clear, simple and structured that makes it easy to follow and its also very interesting how he is solving problems. Another fact is that other instructors get lost even with notes, presentations and materials and hes just doing it out of mind and that show that he unterstood what hes talking about!
@jakubj_
Damn this course is good. My AI course began with "this is a node, this is a breadth first search, this is a..., you memorize this to pass the exam", this deals with the core concepts which I find more beneficial.
@shapedsilver3689
The calculus problem is much more interesting (and far less patronizing) than the typical "A traveler wants to get from city A to city C..." and I appreciate that about it.
@apoorvagrawal7045
Who else in quarantine and chilling with these lectures?
@antonymitchell3385
I'm literally sat here, open mouthed, trying to understand why nobody tried to teach calculus this way. Splitting into safe and heuristic operations, and formalising the approach to solving problems would have really helped back when I was studying mathematics.
@henrychukwudi7920
I wish I could be a student at MIT. Awesome education,thanks for sharing as we believe knowledge is freedom.
@poojankhanpara
Knowlegde about knowledge is power! -Professor
@hanbotmontages9562
Thanks a lot for the free content. Im one of those cases that cant go to college because of cronic illness, so this is the best type of content for self teaching. :D
@bahadurvaibhav
Prof - "So this then, forms the core of an integration program, that will integrate almost nothing. But actually, almost nothing is integrable anyways, so it's a good head start." - 8:54
@TheMrilyas
This professor is a LEGEND.
@mahmodfarhan4387
" i take it back, it's not intelligent after all. It does integration the same way i do " best part of this video.
@sydakmal
Love the ending. Well said by the instructor. I would like to add: "AI is whatever hasn't been done yet." - Douglas Hofstadter
@sdmarlow3926
Well this explains why there seem to be so many in AI that come from mathematics. As for the program, it simply automates a process that was derived from human thought.
@aimenaymen8692
For those having their Math rusty like me here is why he substitute with sinx or cosx, it is simply because the function is defined in the domain [0,1[ that is because of (1-x2)^5/2=(sqrt(1-x2))^5 and anything under the sqrt should be positive so 1-x2 needs to be >=0 then 1>X2.....
@alexvankeulen7171
So intelligence is doing something someone else does't know how to do? Fair point
@agrawal.akash9702
19:08 pretty cool how he preempted their thoughts
@devinkitcrosland1151
Second lecture and he knows everyone's name? Damn!
@DoctorWhy777
So impressed. This robot professor is the best example of artificial intelligence I have ever seen! Hopefully in the next version MIT will be able to create artificial emotions as well.
@robertlewis6543