Neural Networks III: NETtalk, the Ising Model and Hopfield Networks, and Attractor Dynamics
[ {metadatta}] While a lot of the development can be very technical, I’m trying to make these posts accessible to most people with a general interest in biophysics, neural networks or computational neuroscience. This means that I have to gloss over a lot of interesting details, including a lot of fun derivations, but that’s ok - for one thing, I don’t know how to easily incorporate equations into these posts (nor do I have the time to).
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April 07, 2006
Will machines ever really think?
[Positive Technology Journal] Developments in robotics and artificial intelligence raise a natural question: If computer processing eventually apes nature's neural networks, will cold silicon ever be truly able to think? And how will we judge whether it does?
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