AI and Probabilistic Computing

Noah Brier reflects on the strangeness of using probabilistic computers, contrasting it with the deterministic processes we're used to. He highlights the shift required to adapt to AI systems that provide varying answers to the same question.

• 🧠 Probabilistic Computers: It's unusual to interact with systems that don't

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Analogizing AI

Noah Brier draws analogies to better understand AI:

• 🚲 Relate to Veritasium's bike experiment, which shows the need to physically experience concepts to truly understand them, similar to learning to ride a bike.


• ⚛️ Draw parallels to quantum physics, suggesting our struggle with AI stems from a lack of vocabulary to describe its

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