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podcast

Author
Michael Egnor
Date
October 28, 2021

Tagged
algorithm, algorithmic specified complexity, Analog computers, anthropic principle, Anthropic Principles, Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), Artificial Intelligence, causation, Claude Shannon, Correlation, Correlation vs. causation, Creativity, dead man syndrome, design in nature, evolutionary computing, informaiton, information science, Information Theory, Intelligent Design, Jacob Bernoulli, Kolmogorov information, Meaningless correlations, Norbert Wiener, physical information, Randomness, Robert J. Marks, Rolf Landauer, Shannon information, Specified Complexity, survival of the fittest}

Define Information Before You Talk About It: Egnor Interviews Marks

_{Michael Egnor

October 28, 2021

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Has anyone ever given you some useless information? What does it even mean for information to be meaningful? This week, on Mind Matters News, guest host Dr. Michael Egnor interviews our own Robert J. Marks about information, as well as the creative limits of artificial intelligence, and why evolutionary algorithms aren’t the magic bullet they’re often presented to be. Show Read More ›

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podcast

Author
Michael Egnor
Date
January 21, 2021

Tagged
algorithm, algorithmic specified complexity, anthropic principle, Artificial Intelligence, dead man syndrome, evolutionary computing, Information, Intelligent Design, no free lunch theorem, Randomness, survival of the fittest}

Robert J. Marks On AI Evolutionary Computing (Part III)

_{Michael Egnor

January 21, 2021

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Can artificial intelligence algorithms prove Darwinian evolution? Why won’t some scientists admit the design inherent in evolutionary computing? Do random processes disprove intelligent design? Dr. Michael Egnor discusses evolutionary computing, the no free lunch theorem, and the role of purpose in chance with Dr. Robert J. Marks. Show Notes Additional Resources