>normies thing ai is just around the corner
where does this misconception come from? Hollywood movies?
>>51954218
>hurp durp machines cant have souls
>we are special snowflakes
http://numenta.org/resources/HTM_CorticalLearningAlgorithms.pdf
Who the fuck needs intelligence when you got Google and iPhone?
>>51954314
>new shitty algorithm
>hey look souls xDDDD
>>51954355
>Not even reading first chapter
My god anon your a faggot
>>51954422
>hurp durp machines cant have souls
>we are special snowflakes
and you call me faggot?
>>51954462
>Not knowing sarcasm
>Not knowing expressions
Next time you will tell me you believe in a talking snake and a burning talking bush!
>>51954314
>http://numenta.org/resources/HTM_CorticalLearningAlgorithms.pdf
Holy shit that thing sounds so dumb.
> a region might receive 20,000 input bits. The percentage of input bits that are “1” and “0” might vary significantly over time. One time there might be 5,000 “1” bits and another time there might be 9,000 “1” bits. The HTM region could convert this input into an internal representation of 10,000 bits of which 2%, or 200, are active at once, regardless of how many of the input bits are “1”.
Are these guys talking about memory algorithms as if the brain were based on a numerical system, which could be represented in binary digits? Hahahaha, oh wow.
Sorry but this is some new level of self-delusion.
>>51954499
It describes the neocortex
It founded by Jeff Hawkins you know founder of palm ? The thing that paved way for the iphone
>>51954218
It comes from like 60 years of expecting that AI is around the corner
>>51954490
my stylish fedora would like to have a talk with you
>>51954499
In my opinion an ai is mostly an architectural problem. With von Neuman we will never have anything except some shabby simulation of something resembling an ai.
>>51954534
Yeah, but I couldn't find any big name from neuroscience on their board. I have studied neuroscience for a few years and I was always skeptical about these ideas. I know there are some in the academia who believe in their feasibility, but it's all still based on lots of hypotheticals.
>>51954537
*tips fedora
>>51954537
Yeah, well, the problem is information in the brain is not really stored in a binary fashion. And our neuron model is not quite complete either. We're still discovering behaviours in neurons for which we don't have a model yet. Such as certain neurons delaying their output after being stimulated or even evoking action potentials without having been stimulated.
>>51954218
b...but siri ... i can ask her thinks and she replies ... that's like totally ai
>>51954536
I don't think there has ever been a point where anyone has thought this besides 'normal' people (who I'm not hating on).
>>51955606
>>51954218
From not understanding how the things they would describe as intelligent work, obviously.
