Re-skilling Has To Be MUCH WIDER With A STRONG FOUNDATION.

But In My Imagination This Whole THING DEVELOPED And I Started MIXING Up Old FOLK Songs With The Beatles Beat And TAKING Them Down To Greenwich Village And Playing Them For The People There.

A Huge AMOUNT Of Our Everyday Thinking - Powerful, CREATIVE, And Resonant STUFF - Is Done Socially: Talking To Other PEOPLE, ARGUING With Them, Relying On Them To Recall Information For Us.

We Now Think Of INTERNAL Representation As Great Big Vectors, And We Do Not Think Of Logic As The Paradigm For How To Get Things To Work. We Just Think You Can Have These Great Big Neural Nets That LEARN, And So, INSTEAD Of Programming, You Are Just Going To Get Them To Learn EVERYTHING.

My Role In The BUSINESS Is To Use My Judgment. All These Years Of Experience Have GIVEN Me A Clear Head, And I Can Give A Nonpartisan View With A SENSE Of Distance.

Most People In AI, Particularly The Younger Ones, Now BELIEVE That If You Want A System That Has A Lot Of Knowledge In, Like An Amount Of Knowledge That Would Take MILLIONS Of Bits To Quantify, The Only WAY To Get A Good System With All That Knowledge In It Is To Make It Learn It. You Are Not Going To Be ABLE To Put It In By Hand.

Doing A Movie About Steve Jobs Is Just Generally A Provocative THING To Do, Whoever Does It, And It Begs A Lot Of Questioning And SKEPTICISM Only In That, What Is This Going To Be? What Am I Going To Be Looking At? And Curiosity As Well. I THINK That's All Positive In Any Film, Because You WANT People To Be Curious About It.

Everyone Making ELECTRONIC MUSIC Has The Same Tool Kits And Templates. You Listen, And You Feel Like It Can Be DONE On An IPad. If EVERYBODY Knows All The TRICKS, It's No More Magic.

I BECAME A PROFESSIONAL Musician And Played All Kinds Of Music. I Played Bluegrass, I Played CLASSICAL Music, And For MANY YEARS, I Played Jazz.

I Like To SAY That A 'Times' Editorial PRESENTS A STRONG Opinion BASED On REALITY.