¿Se puede predecir el FUTURO? El "Cerebro Bayesiano" - CuriosaMente 275

The video explores the concept of predicting the future, starting with historical methods like oracles and moving to modern approaches using Bayes' Theorem. It explains the theorem's application in probability and statistics, highlighting its historical significance and modern uses. The Bayesian brain hypothesis is introduced, suggesting our brains use predictive coding to anticipate future events. The video also discusses intuition as a subconscious form of Bayesian inference, emphasizing the role of active inference in shaping our future actions.

Who is credited with the development of the theorem discussed in the video?

• Isaac Newton

• Thomas Bayes

• Albert Einstein

• Galileo Galilei

In the marble example, what is the probability of drawing a red marble if a small marble is chosen?

• 0.200

• 0.250

• 0.176

• 0.300

Which of the following is NOT an application of Bayes' theorem mentioned in the video?

• Calculating planetary masses

• Predicting weather patterns

• Deciphering wartime codes

• Designing computer algorithms

What does the Bayesian brain hypothesis suggest about our brains?

• They are incapable of prediction

• They are purely reactive

• They rely solely on past experiences

• They use predictive coding

According to the video, what principle allows us to adapt our actions to change the future?

• Passive observation

• Active inference

• Reactive adaptation

• Predictive modeling

What role does intuition play according to the Bayesian brain hypothesis?

• It acts below consciousness

• It is always inaccurate

• It is a conscious process

• It is unrelated to prediction

What is a potential downside of the Bayesian brain as mentioned in the video?

• It always predicts accurately

• It can create a comfort zone

• It never adapts to new information

• It relies on outdated data