Keywords: IBM, artificial intelligence, algorithm, thinking, vertebrate
"A mathematical model that mimics the behavior of the brain's neocortal minicolumns could one day lead to robots that can 'see' like humans and/or make appropriate decisions when bombarded with sensory information.
The mathematical model created at IBM simulates the behavior of 500,000 minicolumns connected by 400 million connections. With it, 'we were able to demonstrate self-organization' and behavior similar to that seen in the real world, according to Charles Peck of IBM's Biometaphorical Computing team."
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Source: KurzweilAI.net
Discuss:
Cognitive Science - tribe.net
See also:
Confabulation: New Theory of Cognition
BlueGene/L doubles up - CTWatch Blog
News:
Artificial intelligence - Google News
Artificial intelligence - Yahoo News
Artificial intelligence - Topix.net
Blogs:
Robotic Nation Evidence
Artificial intelligence - Technorati
Ideas:
How to Program the Global Mind - Minding the Planet
CHI, a Collaborative Human Interpreter - Google Blogoscoped
Scenarios:
Robotic Nation - Marshall Brain
Thinkers:
Singularity Institute for Artificial Intelligence
Ben Goertzel
Stormrider
Audio:
John Smart - Simulation, Agents and Accelerating Change - IT Conversations
Learn:
How Your Brain Works - HowStuffWorks
Brain and Cognitive Sciences - MIT OpenCourseWare
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science - MIT OpenCourseWare
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