We first need to understand how the brain works if we want true AI
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Neuroscientist and tech entrepreneur Jeff Hawkins claims he knows how intelligence works and he wants every AI lab in the world to read his book.
We first need to understand how the brain works if we want true AI | MIT Technology Review Skip to Content The search for AI has always been about trying to build machines that think —at least in some sense. But the question of how alike artificial and biological intelligence should be has divided opinion for decades. Early efforts to build AI involved decision-making processes and information storage systems that were loosely inspired by the way humans seemed to think. And today’s deep neural networks are loosely inspired by the way interconnected neurons fire in the brain. But loose inspirat
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