biomimic

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AI and Bio-Inspired Design: Does our future require us to go back to nature?(tedxtalks.ted.com)
2 points by biomimic 12y ago|0 comments
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IBM Research: Cognitive computing(research.ibm.com)
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Computational Theory of Mind (2009)(plato.stanford.edu)
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by biomimic 12y ago
A Wikipedia entry
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by biomimic 12y ago
I think Steven Pinker had good takes on mimicking human cognition in his book, How the Mind Works along with describing Computational Theory of the Mind (CTM) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computational_theory_of_mind
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Moth eyes inspire scientists to cut reflection on solar panels(gigaom.com)
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by biomimic 12y ago
I disagree.
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by biomimic 12y ago
I would also say that Tcl has been used AI and data sciences efforts when it was once called Knowledge Discovery. http://www2.lbl.gov/Science-Articles/Archive/sabl/2005/March... I downloaded the codebase
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by biomimic 12y ago
It is. And, it's awesome to rapidly prototype or quickly prove a concept.
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by biomimic 12y ago
It's being used for AI, ML and data science.
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by biomimic 12y ago
Tcl was and still is undiscovered gold.
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by biomimic 12y ago
Tcl is Fantastic.
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by biomimic 12y ago
They also got big when they started scouring peoples inboxes for contacts, one of the largest security breaches in Net history.
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by biomimic 12y ago
Facebook is no where near being a true technology company like Google. So facebook copied MySpace and is now copying LinkedIn. Neat.
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by biomimic 12y ago
Um, yes distance being calculated by a smarter calculation than Pearsons or Euclidean, a variation of RV or something that closely mimicks the way our minds compare for similarity. No bag of words or naive Bayes. True probability.
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by biomimic 12y ago
Nevermind.
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by biomimic 12y ago
Who still installs those standalones?
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by biomimic 12y ago
A real customized algorithm based on vector space.
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by biomimic 12y ago
So were stuck at IQ/EQ too. Not so. We will adapt and thrive throughout the Multiverse as we have done throughout history. We will discover intellect that is greater than ours. Any other thought is a fastrack to suicide in terms of Tim
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by biomimic 12y ago
My goodness, we are dumb enough not to produce/engineer a machine that's smarter than us. Think about this. The human brain is the best pattern matcher in existence, lets use biomicry, like the human race has done in the past, to
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by biomimic 12y ago
You are essentially also saying "I do not want to make more money because I'll have to pay more taxes" Birds are also the only ones that should be flying.
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by biomimic 12y ago
If we extend life to 120 it buys us more time to go for 150, then that buys us more time to go for 300 etc.
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by biomimic 12y ago
It depends on the companies working on this like Google's Calico Labs http://calicolabs.com Berkeley Labs GenoPharmix http://genopharmix.com Genentech or Craig Ventors http://humanlongevity
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by biomimic 12y ago
Mimicking a portion of human cognition should be #1. For example: What do you think of when you think of the word "sky"? Our machines and algorithms need to produce an answer similar to yours.
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by biomimic 12y ago
Well done!
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by biomimic 12y ago
Vertical search continues to be Googles largest threat. New kinds of AI based vertical search experiences will lead the way.
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by biomimic 12y ago
Even before Googles word2vec at Berkeley Lab they were experimenting with this kind of vector space 'a search engine that thinks, almost' http://newscenter.lbl.gov/2005/03/31/a-search-engine-that-th.
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by biomimic 12y ago
I used to have this set.
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by biomimic 12y ago
What classification algorithm is being used?
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by biomimic 12y ago
One of the reasons why the MPAA/Sony emails leaked.

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