It's hard to watch this video and not be tempted to google "how to become a brain biologist." 😊The one reason I'd love it if we figured out how to extend the human life span by a few hundred years is that it would give each of us a chance to explore several fascinating careers. 😊<br>Great interview.,(reply>), @Honest Expression I hope that’s not the impression I’m giving. I’m actually trying to encourage the YouTubers who post videos about AI and data science. Many of these creators are doing a great job making these topics easy to understand and intriguing, even fascinating.<br><br><br>I started this work about a year ago. I was completely clueless about both topics then and very intimidated by them. I even suffered mild anxiety because of it. 🙃It seemed that everyone talked about the inevitable doom AI will bring.<br><br><br>I decided to learn on my own why AI was so dangerous, and I realized not everyone thought AI was something to be scared of. There are many people who see us having a great future because of AI, they’re just not as outspoken as the more pessimistic forecasters. I’ve also come to realize that, since AI is not an actual entity who has intelligence or will (it is just a bunch of mathematical functions and pattern matching algorithms running at incredible speeds), we’re the ones who determine if AI will be used for good or not.<br><br><br>I like leaving comments to encourage YouTubers to post more, but also to inspire people who watch these videos. My hope is they’ll start learning on their own about AI and data science. I’m sure many can fall in love with these tools and start using them to make the world better.<br><br><br>I never mention my channel in my comments. First, I have too little content there to be of any use to anyone and I don’t want to waste other people’s time. Second, I don’t think it’s good manners to promote my channel to somebody else’s audience.<br><br><br>Yes, I do hope that my channel can grow and be useful, but I’m not confident it will. I struggle with doubts (since I’m still a newbie in this field) and with the impostor syndrome. Plus, there’s already a lot of good content out there, maybe my time is better spent trying to help that content grow. That’s another reason I leave comments: videos with higher engagement have a better chance of growing.<br><br><br>I’m sorry you felt I was promoting myself. I talk/comment a lot, but I was hoping my messages were helpful. I’ll be more mindful of my commenting. 🙂,(reply>), Yes!  Made me miss my science lecture halls from college.  Can you imagine being a student of Paolo's?  Wonder-full  head-spaces.