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NMCS4ALL: Artificial Life (full version)

Dave Ackley

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Beginner. No background in the topic needed.

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Computer scienceAI and machine learningComputation and complexityAlgorithms

Dave Ackley introduces the concepts of artificial life, evolution, and robust-first computing with interactive demonstrations.

A half-hour introduction to concepts of artificial life, with demos. Cut-down version at youtube.com/watch?v=ws41PAG92xU The New Mexico CS for All project is teaching computational thinking and programming. Production supported by the National Science Foundation, award # CNS 1240992

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What people say. Recommended as an entertaining and accessible introduction to artificial life and alternative computing paradigms.

u/SSchlesingerin r/compsci • Recommends

On “Entertaining CS YouTube channels?”

…trical-engineering-and-computer-science/6-851-advanced-data-structures-spring-2012/ Finally, Dave Ackley just has great things to say about artificial life and computing in general, and he puts out videos that are really just cool, not mentally demanding at all. If you think that the other ones are too academic this one is totally not like that. link to this video Oh, and another great course is by Andrew Ng on machine learning. This one is pretty mathy but will teach you a lot if you stick it out. link to this video…
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Videos in this thread: Watch Playlist ▶ VIDEO|COMMENT -|- (1) NMCS4ALL: Artificial Life (full version) (2) Lecture 1 Machine Learning (Stanford)|11 - These lectures were great, I learned a lot and I enjoyed listening to this guy talk. It's an MIT course on artificial intelligence. Also, anything you find by Erik Demaine is awesome, he's got stuff on MIT OCW as well, here's one I've been increme... Creating a Doom-style 3D engine in C|6 - Bisqwit is a really weird but great channel to watch and he has his own strange style that I haven't seen anyone else do. Most of his videos boil down to watching a fast-paced replay of his code with a voice over telling you what he's do…
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