Comments on: Getting intelligent about the brain

Jeff Hawkins invented the PalmPilot. Now he's ready to solve the puzzle of artificial intelligence.

The book name???

Umm, Excuse me if its staring at me in my face but what is the book's name?

I am very interested as I have some theories as well ;o)

The book name???

Umm, Excuse me if its staring at me in my face but what is the book's name?

I am very interested as I have some theories as well ;o)

Getting Intelligent about the Brai n

Great remarks and great claims by J Hawkins
Brains do NOT produce an output from every input

Some of the main differences of Brains and Computers are teh books
"Understanding Computers and Cognition" Terry Winograd and Fernando Flores (Ablex Publishing)

and

The embodied mind:cognitive science and human experience by Francisco Varela, Helen Reusch and Evan Thompson, (MIT press)

Understanding the brain AS a computer is a common trap and error.

Getting Intelligent about the Brai n

Great remarks and great claims by J Hawkins
Brains do NOT produce an output from every input

Some of the main differences of Brains and Computers are teh books
"Understanding Computers and Cognition" Terry Winograd and Fernando Flores (Ablex Publishing)

and

The embodied mind:cognitive science and human experience by Francisco Varela, Helen Reusch and Evan Thompson, (MIT press)

Understanding the brain AS a computer is a common trap and error.

[brothe]

The Brain and Computer...

Has anybody else figured out that the internet is really like a gigantic brain? Think about the information stored, relevent content, linking within itself, various systems...etc.

Google has it right. Search is way more important as there is plenty of content to pull from.

Brandon
www.hotgigs.com

[feranick]

Interner does not work in the same way the brain does.

There is no prediction or understanding from the net itself. The content is provided by human brains, but the actual net is not different from any computer. As far as google, you feed in the input and google delivers the results. That's quite differenct from the brain activity...

[brothe]

The Brain and Computer...

Has anybody else figured out that the internet is really like a gigantic brain? Think about the information stored, relevent content, linking within itself, various systems...etc.

Google has it right. Search is way more important as there is plenty of content to pull from.

Brandon
www.hotgigs.com

[feranick]

Interner does not work in the same way the brain does.

There is no prediction or understanding from the net itself. The content is provided by human brains, but the actual net is not different from any computer. As far as google, you feed in the input and google delivers the results. That's quite differenct from the brain activity...

My reply about IT and the parties ended up in the wrong place

Sorry. I agree that this Palm guy has got something with his approach to AI. So far AI has been dominated by the types who seek to mimic complex human behaviours without understanding the brain processes behind them. They think that, for example, if you can get a computer to spit out language that seems human, it's AI.

My reply about IT and the parties ended up in the wrong place

Sorry. I agree that this Palm guy has got something with his approach to AI. So far AI has been dominated by the types who seek to mimic complex human behaviours without understanding the brain processes behind them. They think that, for example, if you can get a computer to spit out language that seems human, it's AI.

[dudleyking]

The Brain

Ive been reading Jeff's new book which i got with my treo 650 and have been comparing eveything i see and hear with what ive read. Its a very good book and would recomend it

[dudleyking]

The Brain

Ive been reading Jeff's new book which i got with my treo 650 and have been comparing eveything i see and hear with what ive read. Its a very good book and would recomend it