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-===== ATAI: THE COURSE =====
+===== ATAI 2025: THE COURSE =====
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 ====Course Overview====
-|  Organization  | The bulk of the course is built up of 5 "sprints" on 5 key topics, each covering 2 weeks. The general organization of these is such: \\ - The first week involves presentation of the sprint's topic(s), assignments, and other related things. \\ - The second week involves online discussion and Q&A related to assignments.  |
+|  Organization  | The bulk of the course is built up of 5 "sprints" on 5 key topics, each covering 2 weeks. \\ The general organization of these is such: \\ - The first week involves presentation of the sprint's topic(s), assignments, and other related things. \\ - The second week involves online discussion and Q&A related to assignments.  |
 |  Software Assignments  | To enable you to get insight into some of the core principles of intelligence.   |
 |  Final Project   | Gives you a bit more in-depth experience in thinking about next-stage advanced AI systems.   |
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 |  Transfer learning   | The ability to transfer knowledge learned in one task to a different ask.  |
 |  Autonomy   | The ability to do tasks without help from a teacher (process designed to specifically help with a specific learning process).  |
-|  Constructionist AI   | Methodology that relies heavily on human coding for building intelligent systems.  |
+|  Constructionist AI   | Methodology that relies heavily on human coding for building intelligent systems. \\ Assumes the system being developed operates according to //allonomic// principles, that is, does not govern itself.   |
-|  Constructivist AI   | Methodology that relies on systems acquiring their own knowledge.  |
+|  Constructivist AI   | Methodology that relies on systems acquiring their own knowledge.  \\ Assumes //autonomic// operation of the system being developed, i.e. that it governs itself.    |
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