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Are there any research groups who are actively investigating how insights into the human mind may be applied to artificial intelligence methods? If that's even
by ausbah 8y ago
Are there any research groups who are actively investigating how insights into the human mind may be applied to artificial intelligence methods? If that's even applicable?
Edit 0: I should clarify that I am well aware that neuron architecture already has influenced modern AI methods, I was leaning more towards non-neuron based methodologies.
- vox17 8y agoNeural networks has greatly been influenced by insights into the human mind. Hence, also why it's called "neural". So yeah there are research groups actively into this :D Usually, researchers at universities.
- jimfleming 8y agoNumenta is probably the most direct / well-known example of what you're asking. They get mixed reactions from the community (some fair, some not). DeepMind occasionally publishes crossover papers from neuroscience (e.g. grid cells; metalearning). Lots of other groups are looking at neuroscience for applications to ML too like University of Washington and Columbia.
- jplayer01 8y agoThis is what everybody has been working on for the past ten years.
- jk4930 8y ago"Biologically Inspired Cognitive Architectures" and they have some overlap with the AGI (AI at human level and beyond) folks as well. http://www.bicasociety.org/ http://www.bicasociety.org/