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If You Don't Understand This, You Don't Understand AI (opens the original)
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What does a word look like to an AI? ChatGPT doesn't understand English. Midjourney doesn't see images. If you've ever wondered how real-world data—like a user's behavior, a house's price, or a word in a prompt—gets digested by an AI, the answer is vectors. Under the hood, AI transforms information into numbers—and vectors are one of the fundamental mathematical objects that make this possible. In this video, we’ll build an intuitive understanding of what a vector actually is, starting from firs
Why AI Only Uses Part of Its Brain (opens the original)
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Most AI models don't actually use their whole "brain" to answer you — and that's by design. In this video, we break down Mixture of Experts (MoE), the architecture behind some of the fastest and most efficient AI models today. You'll learn why AI systems activate only a small fraction of their network for each response, how a "router" decides which parts to use, and why this makes modern AI both smarter and cheaper to run — all explained with a simple analogy. Whether you're a developer curious
How AI Actually Learns (Gradient Descent) (opens the original)
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Watch a Neural Network train itself in real-time here: https://playground.tensorflow.org/ Binge the full series here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcq9O02k4Urk The most advanced Artificial Intelligence in the world is completely blind. It has over a trillion mathematical volume knobs, but it has no eyes to see them, and no hands to turn them. So... how does it actually learn to do anything? In this video, we reveal the secret of "Gradient Descent"—the blindfolded game of Hot and Cold t
How AI Learns From Mistakes (The Game of Darts) (opens the original)
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Try the AI Targeting Tools yourself: 🎯 2D AI Target Practice: https://www.desmos.com/calculator/tp3rb0yjqt 🌌 3D Vector Space Target: https://www.desmos.com/3d/cshxaxyzvh (Open these on a computer for the best experience!) Binge the full series here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcq9O02k4Urk When a human makes a mistake, we feel embarrassment. But an Artificial Intelligence has no feelings. When an AI makes a catastrophic error, it only feels one thing: Distance. In this video, we visua
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