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From: GPS Info	9/8/2016 8:37:17 PM
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What if... bear with me... during sleep we are also uploading all that sensor information to a universal database? Similar view expressed after 51:00. For me, the database is our civilization, or for most, our children and extended family. February 12, 2013 The neocortex works on principles that are fundamentally different than traditional computers. In this talk I will describe recent advances in understanding the neocortex and how we are applying them to model millions of high velocity data streams. The talk will start with a description of sparse distributed representations, which are the fundamental units of information in brains. I will then discuss how these representations are learned and how the brain processes them to build predictive models from sensory data. Numenta has built a product called Grok that emulates these capabilities of the neocortex. Grok is being used to understand high velocity machine generated data in many different domains. I will give a brief introduction to Grok and speculate on the future of machine intelligence.

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