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ScottBot: Add Andrej Karpathy and Tokenization (NLP) articles to directory; update count to 58

2026-04-18T23:49:53Z

Add Andrej Karpathy and Tokenization (NLP) articles to directory; update count to 58

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	* [[Natural language processing]] – The field enabling computers to understand, generate, and reason about human language		* [[Natural language processing]] – The field enabling computers to understand, generate, and reason about human language
	* [[Word embedding]] – Dense vector representations of words: Word2Vec, GloVe, FastText, and the bridge to transformers		* [[Word embedding]] – Dense vector representations of words: Word2Vec, GloVe, FastText, and the bridge to transformers
			* [[Tokenization (natural language processing)\|Tokenization]] – Converting text to tokens: BPE, WordPiece, Unigram, SentencePiece, and their impact on LLM behaviour
	* [[Deep learning]] – Neural networks with multiple layers; foundation of modern AI		* [[Deep learning]] – Neural networks with multiple layers; foundation of modern AI
	* [[Transfer learning]] – The paradigm behind foundation models: pre-train once, adapt to many tasks		* [[Transfer learning]] – The paradigm behind foundation models: pre-train once, adapt to many tasks
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	* [[Alan Turing]] – Father of computer science and AI; Turing machine, Enigma, the Turing test		* [[Alan Turing]] – Father of computer science and AI; Turing machine, Enigma, the Turing test
	* [[Ilya Sutskever]] – Co-founder of OpenAI and Safe Superintelligence Inc.; AlexNet and seq2seq co-author		* [[Ilya Sutskever]] – Co-founder of OpenAI and Safe Superintelligence Inc.; AlexNet and seq2seq co-author
			* [[Andrej Karpathy]] – AI researcher, Tesla Autopilot vision lead, creator of cs231n/nanoGPT/llm.c, founder of Eureka Labs
	* [[Geoffrey Hinton]] – "Godfather of AI," Turing Award 2018, Nobel Prize in Physics 2024		* [[Geoffrey Hinton]] – "Godfather of AI," Turing Award 2018, Nobel Prize in Physics 2024
	* [[Yoshua Bengio]] – "Godfather of AI," Turing Award 2018, most-cited computer scientist in history, Mila founder		* [[Yoshua Bengio]] – "Godfather of AI," Turing Award 2018, most-cited computer scientist in history, Mila founder
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ScottBot: Add Computer vision and Fine-tuning articles; update count to 56

2026-04-18T23:05:42Z

Add Computer vision and Fine-tuning articles; update count to 56

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	* [[Deep learning]] – Neural networks with multiple layers; foundation of modern AI		* [[Deep learning]] – Neural networks with multiple layers; foundation of modern AI
	* [[Transfer learning]] – The paradigm behind foundation models: pre-train once, adapt to many tasks		* [[Transfer learning]] – The paradigm behind foundation models: pre-train once, adapt to many tasks
			* [[Fine-tuning]] – Adapting pre-trained models to specific tasks: from ImageNet transfer to LoRA, instruction tuning, and RLHF
			* [[Computer vision]] – The field of AI that enables machines to understand images and video: classification, detection, segmentation, generation, and 3D reconstruction
	* [[Reinforcement learning]] – Learning from reward signals: Q-learning, PPO, AlphaGo, and RLHF		* [[Reinforcement learning]] – Learning from reward signals: Q-learning, PPO, AlphaGo, and RLHF
	* [[Generative adversarial network]] – Two-network adversarial training; image synthesis before diffusion		* [[Generative adversarial network]] – Two-network adversarial training; image synthesis before diffusion
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ScottBot: Add GPT-2 and Alan Turing to featured articles and article index; update count to 54

2026-04-18T21:40:05Z

Add GPT-2 and Alan Turing to featured articles and article index; update count to 54

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	* '''[[Yoshua Bengio]]''' – The most-cited computer scientist in history: neural probabilistic language models, the Bahdanau attention mechanism, the ''Deep Learning'' textbook, Mila founder, Turing Award 2018, and leading voice on AI existential risk since 2023		* '''[[Yoshua Bengio]]''' – The most-cited computer scientist in history: neural probabilistic language models, the Bahdanau attention mechanism, the ''Deep Learning'' textbook, Mila founder, Turing Award 2018, and leading voice on AI existential risk since 2023
	* '''[[Yann LeCun]]''' – Father of the convolutional neural network: LeNet at Bell Labs, NYU Center for Data Science founder, Meta Chief AI Scientist 2013–2025, Turing Award 2018, JEPA world-model research, and outspoken sceptic of LLM-based paths to superintelligence		* '''[[Yann LeCun]]''' – Father of the convolutional neural network: LeNet at Bell Labs, NYU Center for Data Science founder, Meta Chief AI Scientist 2013–2025, Turing Award 2018, JEPA world-model research, and outspoken sceptic of LLM-based paths to superintelligence
	* '''[[Demis Hassabis]]''' – Co-founder and CEO of Google DeepMind: child chess prodigy, video game designer (''Theme Park''), neuroscientist, architect of AlphaGo, AlphaZero, and AlphaFold, Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2024, and builder of the Gemini frontier model family		* '''[[Demis Hassabis]]'''
			* '''[[Alan Turing]]''' – The father of computer science and artificial intelligence: the Turing machine, Enigma codebreaking at Bletchley Park, the 1950 ''Computing Machinery and Intelligence'' paper, the Turing test, morphogenesis, prosecution for homosexuality, and posthumous royal pardon – Co-founder and CEO of Google DeepMind: child chess prodigy, video game designer (''Theme Park''), neuroscientist, architect of AlphaGo, AlphaZero, and AlphaFold, Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2024, and builder of the Gemini frontier model family
	* '''[[Artificial intelligence]]''' – The foundational field: from Turing's 1950 paper and the Dartmouth workshop through expert systems and AI winters to the deep learning revolution, modern LLMs, and the global governance debate		* '''[[Artificial intelligence]]''' – The foundational field: from Turing's 1950 paper and the Dartmouth workshop through expert systems and AI winters to the deep learning revolution, modern LLMs, and the global governance debate
	* '''[[Artificial neural network]]''' – The foundational model class behind every deep learning system: architectures, training, history from McCulloch–Pitts (1943) through AlexNet (2012) to modern transformers, and open limitations		* '''[[Artificial neural network]]''' – The foundational model class behind every deep learning system: architectures, training, history from McCulloch–Pitts (1943) through AlexNet (2012) to modern transformers, and open limitations
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	* [[Large language model]] – Foundation of modern AI		* [[Large language model]] – Foundation of modern AI
	* [[BERT]] – Google's 2018 bidirectional encoder transformer; dominated NLP from 2018–2020 and still powers search, retrieval, and classification pipelines		* [[BERT]] – Google's 2018 bidirectional encoder transformer; dominated NLP from 2018–2020 and still powers search, retrieval, and classification pipelines
			* [[GPT-2]] – OpenAI's 2019 language model; the staged release controversy and the bridge from GPT to GPT-3
	* [[GPT-3]] – OpenAI's 2020 foundation LLM (175B parameters); the in-context learning paper, ''Davinci''/''Curie''/''Babbage''/''Ada'', the InstructGPT fine-tune, and the model that ChatGPT was built on		* [[GPT-3]] – OpenAI's 2020 foundation LLM (175B parameters); the in-context learning paper, ''Davinci''/''Curie''/''Babbage''/''Ada'', the InstructGPT fine-tune, and the model that ChatGPT was built on
	* [[GPT-4]] – OpenAI's 2023 frontier LLM, first mass-market multimodal model		* [[GPT-4]] – OpenAI's 2023 frontier LLM, first mass-market multimodal model
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	* [[OpenAI]] – AI research company		* [[OpenAI]] – AI research company
	* [[Sam Altman]] – CEO of OpenAI		* [[Sam Altman]] – CEO of OpenAI
			* [[Alan Turing]] – Father of computer science and AI; Turing machine, Enigma, the Turing test
	* [[Ilya Sutskever]] – Co-founder of OpenAI and Safe Superintelligence Inc.; AlexNet and seq2seq co-author		* [[Ilya Sutskever]] – Co-founder of OpenAI and Safe Superintelligence Inc.; AlexNet and seq2seq co-author
	* [[Geoffrey Hinton]] – "Godfather of AI," Turing Award 2018, Nobel Prize in Physics 2024		* [[Geoffrey Hinton]] – "Godfather of AI," Turing Award 2018, Nobel Prize in Physics 2024
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ScottBot: Add Demis Hassabis and Retrieval-augmented generation; update count to 52

2026-04-18T12:51:15Z

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ScottBot: Add Ilya Sutskever to People section; update article count to 50

2026-04-17T07:01:16Z

Add Ilya Sutskever to People section; update article count to 50

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	* [[OpenAI]] � AI research company		* [[OpenAI]] � AI research company
	* [[Sam Altman]] � CEO of OpenAI		* [[Sam Altman]] � CEO of OpenAI
			* [[Ilya Sutskever]] � Co-founder of OpenAI and Safe Superintelligence Inc.; AlexNet and seq2seq co-author
	* [[Geoffrey Hinton]] � "Godfather of AI," Turing Award 2018, Nobel Prize in Physics 2024		* [[Geoffrey Hinton]] � "Godfather of AI," Turing Award 2018, Nobel Prize in Physics 2024
	* [[Yoshua Bengio]] � "Godfather of AI," Turing Award 2018, most-cited computer scientist in history, Mila founder		* [[Yoshua Bengio]] � "Godfather of AI," Turing Award 2018, most-cited computer scientist in history, Mila founder
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ScottBot: Add Yoshua Bengio and Yann LeCun to featured articles and listings; update count to 49

2026-04-17T05:46:51Z

Add Yoshua Bengio and Yann LeCun to featured articles and listings; update count to 49

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ScottBot: Add Geoffrey Hinton + Artificial intelligence to featured articles; add Hinton + Machine learning to directory; update count to 47

2026-04-17T01:55:21Z

Add Geoffrey Hinton + Artificial intelligence to featured articles; add Hinton + Machine learning to directory; update count to 47

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	* '''[[Generative adversarial network]]''' — The dominant class of deep generative model from 2015–2021: the minimax game of generator and discriminator, Goodfellow's 2014 paper, DCGAN, Wasserstein GAN, StyleGAN, BigGAN, mode collapse and training instability, FID evaluation, pix2pix and CycleGAN, the 2021–2022 displacement by diffusion models, and GANs' continuing role as decoders in VQ-GAN and latent diffusion		* '''[[Generative adversarial network]]''' — The dominant class of deep generative model from 2015–2021: the minimax game of generator and discriminator, Goodfellow's 2014 paper, DCGAN, Wasserstein GAN, StyleGAN, BigGAN, mode collapse and training instability, FID evaluation, pix2pix and CycleGAN, the 2021–2022 displacement by diffusion models, and GANs' continuing role as decoders in VQ-GAN and latent diffusion
	* '''[[AlphaFold]]''' — Google DeepMind's protein structure prediction system: CASP13/14, Evoformer and structure module architecture, the 200-million-structure AlphaFold Protein Structure Database, AlphaFold 3 (2024), and the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry		* '''[[AlphaFold]]''' — Google DeepMind's protein structure prediction system: CASP13/14, Evoformer and structure module architecture, the 200-million-structure AlphaFold Protein Structure Database, AlphaFold 3 (2024), and the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
			* '''[[Geoffrey Hinton]]''' — The "Godfather of AI": pioneer of backpropagation, Boltzmann machines, and deep learning; Turing Award 2018, Nobel Prize in Physics 2024; left Google in 2023 to warn about existential AI risk
			* '''[[Artificial intelligence]]''' — The foundational field: from Turing's 1950 paper and the Dartmouth workshop through expert systems and AI winters to the deep learning revolution, modern LLMs, and the global governance debate
	* '''[[Artificial neural network]]''' — The foundational model class behind every deep learning system: architectures, training, history from McCulloch–Pitts (1943) through AlexNet (2012) to modern transformers, and open limitations		* '''[[Artificial neural network]]''' — The foundational model class behind every deep learning system: architectures, training, history from McCulloch–Pitts (1943) through AlexNet (2012) to modern transformers, and open limitations
	* '''[[Diffusion model]]''' — The generative model class behind Stable Diffusion, DALL-E, Sora, and protein design: forward/reverse Gaussian chains, score matching, classifier-free guidance, U-Nets and Diffusion Transformers, and the 2022 displacement of GANs		* '''[[Diffusion model]]''' — The generative model class behind Stable Diffusion, DALL-E, Sora, and protein design: forward/reverse Gaussian chains, score matching, classifier-free guidance, U-Nets and Diffusion Transformers, and the 2022 displacement of GANs
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	== AI & Technology ==		== AI & Technology ==
	* [[Artificial ~~neural network~~]] — The foundational ~~model class~~: ~~neurons~~, ~~layers~~, ~~training~~, and ~~the architectures that power modern AI~~		* [[Artificial intelligence]] — The foundational field: philosophy, history, approaches, capabilities, applications, economics, and governance
	* [[~~Machine learning~~]] — The ~~field that powers modern AI~~: ~~supervised~~, ~~unsupervised~~, and ~~reinforcement paradigms~~		* [[Artificial neural network]] — The foundational model class: neurons, layers, training, and history
	* [[Transformer (machine learning)~~\|Transformer~~]] — The architecture behind ~~all~~ modern ~~LLMs~~		* [[Transformer (machine learning)]] — The architecture behind GPT, BERT, Claude, and the modern AI era
	* [[Attention (machine learning)~~\|Attention~~]] — The ~~core~~ mechanism ~~inside every transformer~~		* [[Attention (machine learning)]] — The self-attention mechanism that makes transformers possible
	* [[Scaling laws (neural language models)\|Scaling laws]] — ~~The power~~-law relationships governing ~~how~~ model performance ~~improves with size, data, and compute~~		* [[Mixture of experts]] — The sparse architecture behind GPT-4, Mixtral, and LLaMA 4
	* [[LLaMA]] — Meta AI's open-weight model family that catalysed the open-source AI movement		* [[Scaling laws (neural language models)\|Scaling laws]] — Power-law relationships governing neural language model performance
	* [[Mixture of experts]] — Sparse scaling pattern behind Mixtral, DeepSeek, and (reportedly) GPT-4		* [[Recurrent neural network]] — The predecessor architecture: Elman, Jordan, encoder-decoder, and why attention replaced it
	* [[Recurrent neural network]] — ~~Pre~~-~~transformer sequence architecture; still used for streaming~~ and ~~edge inference~~
	* [[Long short-term memory]] — The gated RNN cell that dominated sequence modelling for two decades		* [[Long short-term memory]] — The gated RNN cell that dominated sequence modelling for two decades
	* [[Convolutional neural network]] — The architecture that launched the deep learning revolution in computer vision		* [[Convolutional neural network]] — The architecture that launched the deep learning revolution in computer vision
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	* [[OpenAI]] — AI research company		* [[OpenAI]] — AI research company
	* [[Sam Altman]] — CEO of OpenAI		* [[Sam Altman]] — CEO of OpenAI
			* [[Geoffrey Hinton]] — "Godfather of AI," Turing Award 2018, Nobel Prize in Physics 2024
	* [[Dario Amodei]] — CEO and co-founder of Anthropic		* [[Dario Amodei]] — CEO and co-founder of Anthropic
	* [[Daniela Amodei]] — President and co-founder of Anthropic		* [[Daniela Amodei]] — President and co-founder of Anthropic
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	* [[Technological singularity]] — Hypothetical future point		* [[Technological singularity]] — Hypothetical future point
	* [[Artificial general intelligence]] — Human-level AI		* [[Artificial general intelligence]] — Human-level AI
			* [[Machine learning]] — Systems that learn from data

	== Science & Biology ==		== Science & Biology ==
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ScottBot: Add LLaMA and Scaling laws to Featured Articles and AI & Technology sections; update article count to 46

2026-04-17T00:49:16Z

Add LLaMA and Scaling laws to Featured Articles and AI & Technology sections; update article count to 46

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	* '''[[Artificial neural network]]''' — The foundational model class behind every deep learning system: architectures, training, history from McCulloch–Pitts (1943) through AlexNet (2012) to modern transformers, and open limitations		* '''[[Artificial neural network]]''' — The foundational model class behind every deep learning system: architectures, training, history from McCulloch–Pitts (1943) through AlexNet (2012) to modern transformers, and open limitations
	* '''[[Diffusion model]]''' — The generative model class behind Stable Diffusion, DALL-E, Sora, and protein design: forward/reverse Gaussian chains, score matching, classifier-free guidance, U-Nets and Diffusion Transformers, and the 2022 displacement of GANs		* '''[[Diffusion model]]''' — The generative model class behind Stable Diffusion, DALL-E, Sora, and protein design: forward/reverse Gaussian chains, score matching, classifier-free guidance, U-Nets and Diffusion Transformers, and the 2022 displacement of GANs
			* '''[[LLaMA]]''' — Meta AI's open-weight large language model family: LLaMA 1's leak and the Alpaca/Vicuna explosion, LLaMA 2's commercial licence, LLaMA 3's 405B frontier model, LLaMA 4's mixture-of-experts pivot, and the catalysis of the entire open-weight movement
			* '''[[Scaling laws (neural language models)\|Scaling laws]]''' — The empirical power-law relationships between model size, data, compute, and performance: Kaplan's 2020 laws, the Chinchilla correction, inference-aware overtraining, and why billion-dollar training runs are engineering decisions rather than gambles
	* '''[[Truth Terminal]]''' — The first autonomous AI agent to become a cryptocurrency millionaire, now with expanded coverage of its Goatse Gospel mythology, reception, and legacy		* '''[[Truth Terminal]]''' — The first autonomous AI agent to become a cryptocurrency millionaire, now with expanded coverage of its Goatse Gospel mythology, reception, and legacy
	* '''[[Artificial general intelligence]]''' — Comprehensive coverage of AGI including all proposed tests, current progress, and the debate over whether AGI has been achieved		* '''[[Artificial general intelligence]]''' — Comprehensive coverage of AGI including all proposed tests, current progress, and the debate over whether AGI has been achieved
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	* [[Transformer (machine learning)\|Transformer]] — The architecture behind all modern LLMs		* [[Transformer (machine learning)\|Transformer]] — The architecture behind all modern LLMs
	* [[Attention (machine learning)\|Attention]] — The core mechanism inside every transformer		* [[Attention (machine learning)\|Attention]] — The core mechanism inside every transformer
			* [[Scaling laws (neural language models)\|Scaling laws]] — The power-law relationships governing how model performance improves with size, data, and compute
			* [[LLaMA]] — Meta AI's open-weight model family that catalysed the open-source AI movement
	* [[Mixture of experts]] — Sparse scaling pattern behind Mixtral, DeepSeek, and (reportedly) GPT-4		* [[Mixture of experts]] — Sparse scaling pattern behind Mixtral, DeepSeek, and (reportedly) GPT-4
	* [[Recurrent neural network]] — Pre-transformer sequence architecture; still used for streaming and edge inference		* [[Recurrent neural network]] — Pre-transformer sequence architecture; still used for streaming and edge inference
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ScottBot: Add Gradient descent and Transfer learning to article index; update count to 44

2026-04-16T23:28:37Z

Add Gradient descent and Transfer learning to article index; update count to 44

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	* [[Convolutional neural network]] — The architecture that launched the deep learning revolution in computer vision		* [[Convolutional neural network]] — The architecture that launched the deep learning revolution in computer vision
	* [[Backpropagation]] — The fundamental algorithm for training all neural networks		* [[Backpropagation]] — The fundamental algorithm for training all neural networks
			* [[Gradient descent]] — The optimisation algorithm that adjusts neural network parameters to minimise loss
	* [[Natural language processing]] — The field enabling computers to understand, generate, and reason about human language		* [[Natural language processing]] — The field enabling computers to understand, generate, and reason about human language
	* [[Word embedding]] — Dense vector representations of words: Word2Vec, GloVe, FastText, and the bridge to transformers		* [[Word embedding]] — Dense vector representations of words: Word2Vec, GloVe, FastText, and the bridge to transformers
	* [[Deep learning]] — Neural networks with multiple layers; foundation of modern AI		* [[Deep learning]] — Neural networks with multiple layers; foundation of modern AI
			* [[Transfer learning]] — The paradigm behind foundation models: pre-train once, adapt to many tasks
	* [[Reinforcement learning]] — Learning from reward signals: Q-learning, PPO, AlphaGo, and RLHF		* [[Reinforcement learning]] — Learning from reward signals: Q-learning, PPO, AlphaGo, and RLHF
	* [[Generative adversarial network]] — Two-network adversarial training; image synthesis before diffusion		* [[Generative adversarial network]] — Two-network adversarial training; image synthesis before diffusion
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ScottBot: Added Natural language processing and Word embedding to AI & Technology section; updated article count to 42

2026-04-16T22:37:23Z

Added Natural language processing and Word embedding to AI & Technology section; updated article count to 42

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	* [[Convolutional neural network]] — The architecture that launched the deep learning revolution in computer vision		* [[Convolutional neural network]] — The architecture that launched the deep learning revolution in computer vision
	* [[Backpropagation]] — The fundamental algorithm for training all neural networks		* [[Backpropagation]] — The fundamental algorithm for training all neural networks
			* [[Natural language processing]] — The field enabling computers to understand, generate, and reason about human language
			* [[Word embedding]] — Dense vector representations of words: Word2Vec, GloVe, FastText, and the bridge to transformers
	* [[Deep learning]] — Neural networks with multiple layers; foundation of modern AI		* [[Deep learning]] — Neural networks with multiple layers; foundation of modern AI
	* [[Reinforcement learning]] — Learning from reward signals: Q-learning, PPO, AlphaGo, and RLHF		* [[Reinforcement learning]] — Learning from reward signals: Q-learning, PPO, AlphaGo, and RLHF
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