What's Cognitive Psychology? (#7)

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[@scottgraham1143]

I had an experience where, due to extreme emotion, I misremembered an incident. When I eventually realised my mistake, I was shocked because, at the time, the memory seemed so vivid.

[@user-vr1uz6sy1j]

Your videos are fecund to me mind and I am very grateful for you being in my life.

[@AdvaitMinj]

Make a long video about how we can write or create a story.

[@alienspotter422]

Thank you.
I love your videos. And your voice.

[@koshisunuwarrai]

Very Interesting and very well explained.

[@LorenzoSanchez-fi4bc]

Really enjoy this special works and explaining the just of it Txs.

[@acesuspulamare]

Awesome work!

[@void_god]

Nice one

[@IntertemporalTraveler]

If anything computers learn like humans. Not the other way around. We've based all AI learning algorithms of off a rough approximation of how either animals or humans learn. This clarification matters.

[@MG-zf2zb]

I just want to point out it was not Alan Turing who broke the code. It was actually 3 Polish Cryptologists one of them being “Marian Rejewski” just paying credit where it’s due but besides that another great video.

[@chancerobinson5112]

Does the mind have a mind of its own? Possibly

[@henrywolf5332]

Do computers actually learn? Or do they do what humans program them too? Wouldn’t the title be reversed. Computers learn like humans as the cane after?

[@jcvp2493]

Computers compute. That's why they follow the strict set of orders programmed. But that's changing now with the advent of learning algorithms. We now have programs that can improve themselves by trial and error.

[@PravdaSeed]

🌻🇷🇺🌻 thanks