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    Alan Turing's 1951 talk on constructing an intelligent machine

    A post highlights the talk's ideas about interacting with such a machine and something resembling reinforcement learning.

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    A user revisits Alan Turing's 1951 talk, “Intelligent Machines, A Heretical Theory,” saying it proposes a way to construct an intelligent machine and considers how someone might interact with it. The post also points to something resembling reinforcement learning, along with randomness seeding, model-to-model communication and superintelligence. The user notes that the talk is in the public domain.

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    @stephenbalabanIn 1951, Alan Turing presented this talk "Intelligent Machines, A Heretical Theory". In it he proposes a method for constructing an intelligent machine, hypothesizes about how you might interact with it, proposes something that looks similar to reinforcement learning, the seeding of randomness, model to model communication, and superintelligence. A great read now in the public domain.7h

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    @stephenbalabanIn 1951, Alan Turing presented this talk "Intelligent Machines, A Heretical Theory". In it he proposes a method for constructing an intelligent machine, hypothesizes about how you might interact with it, proposes something that looks similar to reinforcement learning, the seeding of randomness, model to model communication, and superintelligence. A great read now in the public domain.7h