The History of AI and Machine Learning: A Documentary
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CHAPTERS 0:00 Introduction 1:31 The concept of Artificial Neuron 3:24 Practice made neuron perfect 4:55 The Turing test 6:24 First artificial neural network 8:25 The Checkers game 9:12 The Perceptron 10:35 The AI Winter 11:27 Renaissance in 1986 12:44 The day a computer won 14:17 The ImageNet 2009 15:49 Hike in the field 16:48 Are machines really thinking 18:58 Outro
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