How Smart Machines Think

Listener Reviews

1. 5.0(1)

   Motivational story telling for Data Scientists

   If you already know the science behind AI, deep neural networks and machine learning, then this can be an inspirational tome describing how these various projects succeeded, what domains and resources are needed, and potential opportunities in other applications. For example, the information fusion in autonomous vehicles can be applied in many other dynamic systems with constant data streams and ability to influence decisions to minimize costs, time or energy functions.

   Eleanor Slater · November 9, 2019

2. 5.0(1)

   interesting insights of how computerized machines

   Gives great insights in strategies for how computerized systems are programmed to act intelligently and why AI is less fearful than we sometimes predict it will be.

   Clarin · August 29, 2019

3. 5.0(1)

   Really Awesome Book!

   It was really hard to stop listening. It is a great overview of how different AI techniques have been used over the years. The best was that he goes over each process step by step.

   Macy Gomez · August 17, 2019

4. 5.0(1)

   I advise 😉

   Great book i certainly play it again to catch all of it. It's must read

   Sage Hand · July 3, 2019

5. 5.0(1)

   an excellent overview!

   HIGHLY suggest it for everyone who has a general knowledge about of predictive learning but wants more, excellent pacing

   Antonia Connor · June 19, 2019

6. 5.0(1)

   How Neural Networks ended the AI winter

   This book more than many focuses on the latest development in machine learning. Artificial Intelligence is such a broad subject and has been going on for decades making it easy to dismiss progress. The adoption of Neural Network, although an old concept, has only just started surpassing expectations. This is mostly due to the exponential increase in processing speed, and the colossal amount of data, something that was not available until recently and is expected to increase at the same rate. I enjoyed this book for its focus, accuracy, and easy to understand explanations for a subject that can be overwhelming. Expectations for the near future will be hyperbolic. Highly recommended read for all.

   Cindy Orr · April 18, 2019

7. 5.0(1)

   Great book but not loving the narration

   I hate to be negative but just have to point out that the narrator sounds like the radio host of a smooth jazz elevator music channel or a sleep hypnotist.

   Gianna Bates · March 2, 2019

8. 5.0(1)

   a useful overview of recent developments

   I found this a very useful high-level review of some of the more visible developments in AI. Useful for someone who already has a good grasp of statistics and statistical learning, but can probably reach beyond that audience.

   Taylor Sullivan · February 23, 2019