Episode 15: When Philosophy and Python COLLIDE! - Part 1
After a two day workshop on AI and Deep Learning, Kelly and Sean get philosophical about Python. From deep fakes to logical proofs to future non-driving generations that rely on self-driving cars, they'll explore the close relationship between computer science, ethics, and philosophy
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Show Notes
After a two day workshop on AI and Deep Learning, Kelly and Sean get philosophical about Python. From deep fakes to logical proofs to future non-driving generations that rely on self-driving cars, they'll explore the close relationship between computer science, ethics, and philosophy
Links:
- Pine Crest Innovation Institute
- Department of Philosophy - Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences - Carnegie Mellon University — Our vision of philosophy is interdisciplinary, rigorous, applied and relevant. We do research on the foundations of science, computation, mathematics, rationality, causation, cognitive science, and other disciplines. We publish in philosophy, mathematics, computer science, biology, medicine, neuroscience, statistics, social science, educational research, linguistics, and other disciplines.
- Kelly's Jupyter Notebook
- About the MPCR | Machine Perception and Cognitive Robotics — The Machine Perception and Cognitive Robotic Lab (MPCR) is dedicated to applying, creating, and merging cutting edge technology across all disciplines.
- micro:bit holder by geekmomprojects - Thingiverse — This stand holds 20 micro:bit boards vertically. It's a good way to organize and quickly count the micro:bit boards in a classroom setting.