New #podcast @thepulseofai Season 6 episode 140. CEO of Numenta 🧠 Subutai Ahmad joins podcast host Jason Stoughton to talk about the state of #AI and the amazing work Numenta is doing applying neuroscience to #ai CEO of @ thepulseofai.com/post/numenta-i…

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We had the pleasure of having Ramy Mounir discuss his recent work on how networks can learn robust representations in an online, streaming task-setting, demonstrating impressive results inspired by neuroscience and cognitive psychology.

Watch here: youtu.be/3jZtqTiLRtM?si…

I had this amazing opportunity to present STREAMER to Numenta 🧠's research team! Special thanks to Subutai Ahmad for the invitation and to Niels Leadholm for setting it up.

Learn more about Numenta's fascinating research here: numenta.com/resources/rese…

Mind blowing. Numenta launches brain-based NuPIC to make AI processing up to 100 times more efficient #GalliumStudios #Numenta #brain #neuroscience venturebeat.com/ai/numenta-lau… via VentureBeat GamesBeat

An op-ed I wrote for Fortune on the importance of Neuroscience for AI was just published today.

Hope it's of interest to you!

In this Q&A, our co-founder Jeff Hawkins shares his insights on ChatGPT, Numenta 🧠's brain-based approach to building intelligent AI systems, and the future of humanity in an increasingly AI-integrated world.

Read here: numenta.com/blog/2023/07/1…

🙌 A huge THANK YOU to everyone who attended this Tuesday's NosTerra event on ChatGPT and Brain-Based AI with Jeff, Subutai and Dave. We hope you enjoyed it as much as we did!

The recording will be available soon.

Very cool extension of the HTM algorithm to continuous time spiking neurons! This paper focuses on a novel hardware implementation based on memristive crossbar arrays.

Excited to see this review article Mackenzie Mathis, PhD, on Mountcastle's Cortical Columns hypothesis. Her excellent point: the field needs to seriously reconsider Mountcastle's theory. The work was a driving force behind our Thousand Brains Theory, and continues to inspire us today.

Our company #offsite was a blast 🚀 Our team from all over the world flew in for Numenta 🧠’s By the Bay week and had a great time playing laser tag at LaserMaxx Lasertag on Tuesday. Looking forward to another week of in person hangouts and whiteboard sessions 🧠🙌

⚠️ MEDIA ALERT ⚠️

Numenta Achieves 123X Inference Performance Improvement for BERT Transformers on Intel's new Xeon Processor.

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New on our blog: our VP ML Lawrence Spracklen explains why the new 4th Gen #IntelXeon is a great fit for our neuroscience-based technology, and dives deeper into our dramatic throughput and latency performance improvements.

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What is the Complementary Learning Systems Theory and how does it relate to our work? In this meeting, Jeff Hawkins reviews the paper 'What Learning Systems do Intelligent Agents Need? Complementary Learning Systems Theory Updated” by Kumaran et al.

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So nice to see this review by Mackenzie Mathis, PhD ! Mackenzie makes an excellent point - we need to step back and seriously consider Mountcastle's theory of cortical columns, and all its implications. It certainly was a driving force behind Numenta 🧠's Thousand Brains Theory.

Going to SfN? Check out our Thalamus dendrites poster. (Teaser: TC cells have fascinating powerful dendritic properties, quite different from dendrites on pyramidal cells...)

It's been a great collaboration!

Happy Halloween from Numenta 🧠! Hope everyone had a fun and spooky time 👻 Our office received a spooktacular makeover and was filled with scarily delicious treats. We also had great fun with a pumpkin carving contest! 🎃 #halloween2022

For this Forbes article, Ted Ladd interviewed our co-founder Jeff Hawkins on The Thousand Brains Theory and how brains create new ideas.

Wonder how human brains learn to innovate? Read the article, which links to the full interview: forbes.com/sites/tedladd/…

#1000brains #forbes

Agree. If only there was a company working on this...

Great opportunity - an Assistant Professorship opening at the UC Berkeley Helen Wills Neuroscience Institute (with joint appointment in Statistics).

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In this meeting, guest speaker Burak Gurbuz talked about his recent work with Constantine Dovrolis on “NISPA: Neuro-Inspired Stability-Plasticity Adaptation for Continual Learning in Sparse Networks.”

Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2206.09117

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