Keep the Mind Machine Project on your radars --> http://mmp.cba.mit.edu/
in reference to: http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2009/ai-overview-1207.html (view on Google Sidewiki)
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Labels: AI, cognitive computing
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We often think of evolution in terms of that process that made us what we are today. Self conscious (are we?) intelligent (are we?) beings.
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Remarkable milestone for the field of neuroscience and AI in general.
A detailed simulation of a small region of a brain built molecule by molecule has been constructed and has recreated experimental results from real brains.
Scaling the simulation to the human brain is only a matter of money, says the project's head.
"It's a matter of if society wants this. If they want it in 10 years, they'll have it in 10 years."
Henry Markram
Brain Mind Institute
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IBM has announced it will lead a US government-funded collaboration with 5 universities to make electronic circuits that mimic brains.
Dharmendra Modha (IBM Almaden Research Center) goes like this:
"We are going not just for a homerun, but for a homerun with the bases loaded"
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