Jules van Binsbergen

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478 appearances 6 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 13 Aug

Jules van Binsbergen’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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All Else Equal: Making Better Decisions · Rerun: Ep65 "Will Future AI Systems Operate Like The Human Brain? It’s Complicated” with Jeff Hawkins · 3 Jun 2026 podcast

It's also for our listeners to understand why it sounds in many ways like the way that AI is currently being implemented, but also maybe to get voice-verified

Some senses of the differences. voice-verified

So it's called a thousand brains because essentially Jeff argues in his book that the brain is organized in cortical columns. voice-verified

And those cortical columns all develop models of the world that are of a very particular part of the world. voice-verified

So they're very specific models. voice-verified

And these columns combined are going to try to give you an integrated view of how the entire world. voice-verified

And there's even a consensus sort of mechanism between these columns where you need to choose between which model is the most relevant in the current context. voice-verified

And it also allows you, due to the way that these models interact, to try to take different perspectives in which different models could be dominant for different parts of the argument. voice-verified

And so this consensus mechanism of very specific small voice-verified

all prediction models of the world and then taking all of them together to combine them into one big human intelligence. voice-verified

That's quite an interesting and revolutionary view of the brain. voice-verified

But Jeff, in terms of the training samples that you give to the AI, you essentially make it meet the physical world to the extent that you want it to meet the physical world. voice-verified

And you can do the same thing with humans, right? voice-verified

Humans have certain experiences. voice-verified

And if suppose that you're able to travel, then you can expand the amount of interactions you have with the physical world. voice-verified

Whereas if you choose to stay in your house, then you have a very limited thing that you train the models in your brain on. voice-verified

And so voice-verified

when we give AI all of the information that we wanted to learn from in the training samples, isn't that just how we let AI meet the parts of the physical world that we wanted to meet with? voice-verified

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So can you elaborate a little bit more about how different the one system is versus the other? voice-verified

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