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Robert Oppenheimer : I felt the machine even before I touched a computer.
He says a program isn’t static code, it’s the embodiment of a living creature that follows my instructions to a (hopefully) successful conclusion.
It's similar for shuffling a deck of cards, rolling dice, or spinning a roulette wheel—or generating “random” numbers on computers.
The advances we have seen in machine learning over the past decades have helped us accomplish complex processes, from human ones like translation, vision, art and conversation, to biological ones like protein folding.
We’ve entered an era where we can use computation itself to help us manage the randomness that arises from complex systems.
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