The book What is Intelligence? Discovering Unproven Truth at talk resolution: fourteen sessions along one axis — small, vast, countable, uncountable — with selfie run live in every one. Week 1 is the talk itself. Each deck opens in the browser; press → to begin, n for the speaker notes, t for the clock, d for the theme. The PDF next to each deck is a rendering of it with every build step shown.
| wk | station | deck | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | — | What is Intelligence? The talk, then the class | |
| 2 | I | Size | |
| 3 | I | Everything is Bits | |
| 4 | II | Notation | |
| 5 | II | Countability | |
| 6 | II | The Machine | |
| 7 | III | Uncountability | |
| 8 | III | Self-Reference I | |
| 9 | III | Self-Reference II | |
| 10 | III | Systems | |
| 11 | IV | Cost | |
| 12 | IV | Formal Methods | |
| 13 | V | Machines | |
| 14 | VI | So, What is Intelligence? |
The class has no formal assignments. Each deck ends with a recommended exercise list, mirrored in assignments/introductory-assignments.md. Companion classes: Compiler Construction and Systems Engineering.