“By knowing what learners optimize, we can make certain they optimize what we care about, rather than what came in the box.” — Pedro Domingos Copy Share Image
“Columbus was not the first person to discover America, but the last.” — Pedro Domingos Copy Share Image
“why is it that the simple, abstract language of mathematics can accurately capture so much of our infinitely complex world?” — Pedro Domingos Copy Share Image
“They point out that we never know for sure which hypothesis is the true one, and so we shouldn’t just pick one hypothesis, like… — Pedro Domingos Copy Share Image
“Your digital future begins with a realization: every time you interact with a computer—whether it’s your smart phone or a server thousands of miles… — Pedro Domingos Copy Share Image
“Michelangelo said that all he did was see the statue inside the block of marble and carve away the excess stone until the statue… — Pedro Domingos Copy Share Image
“Bias is a learner’s tendency to consistently learn the same wrong thing.” — Pedro Domingos Copy Share Image
“The Industrial Revolution automated manual work and the Information Revolution did the same for mental work, but machine learning automates automation itself.” — Pedro Domingos Copy Share Image
“All knowledge—past, present, and future—can be derived from data by a single, universal learning algorithm.” — Pedro Domingos Copy Share Image
“As so often happens in computer science, we’re willing to sacrifice efficiency for generality.” — Pedro Domingos Copy Share Image
“Evolution is the ultimate example of how much a simple learning algorithm can achieve given enough data.” — Pedro Domingos Copy Share Image
“If computers make us smarter, computers running the Master Algorithm will make us feel like geniuses.” — Pedro Domingos Copy Share Image
