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Why the Next AI Breakthrough May Come from Physics with Max Welling
Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning podcast with Max Welling
The TWIML AI Podcast, Hosted by Sam Charrington
Tuesday 58 min
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Max Welling discusses how ideas from physics may inform the next generation of artificial intelligence. The conversation examines physical structure, generative modelling and the relationship between learning systems and scientific discovery.
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artificial intelligencephysicsphysical structuregenerative modellinglearning systemsscientific discoveryMax Welling
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