Great explanation by 𝒶𝓁𝓌𝒶𝓎𝓈 🄵🅁🄴🅂🄷 of grid cells, complete with interactive visualizations that let you see firsthand how they work. x.com/rhyolight/stat…

While in Boston recently, Jeff Hawkins (Inactive, follow @Numenta) had a chance to see the Cajal exhibit at MIT. Here's a great photo of Jeff with Cajal's microscope. #inspiring #neuroscience

Auto-generated transcripts leave something to be desired. My 3 favorites in editing this week’s Numenta 🧠 On Intelligence podcast: Numenta On Intelligence->”Mensa unintelligence” Subutai->“suit tires” “I might be wrong but”->“I’m Rhonda” numenta.com/resources/nume… #imrhonda

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Thanks #Isles #CobraKai Let’s Go!!

A Thousand Brains, Jeff Hawkins (Inactive, follow @Numenta)’ new book, releases on Mar 2, but we have a sneak peek today! In this 4-part video series, Jeff talks to Christy Maver about the book, offering a preview before diving into each of the three sections. #AThousandBrains Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=…

I contributed the Foreword to Jeff Hawkins’ landmark new book A Thousand Brains, A New Theory of Intelligence which goes on sale today. Anyone interested in brains, AI, & humanity’s future should read it. In my Foreword, I said the book is brilliant & exhilarating. I meant it.

A love letter to the brain: in his new book on AI, Jeff Hawkins is enamored of thought zd.net/3kLxYYd by Tiernan Ray

I’m happy to report that there were some close calls, but zero injuries at the salad station.

If you want to improve your high-level understanding of our research, Jeff's new book, and the Thousand Brains Theory, here's a nice, super-short, animated video that explains it. Charmaine and Christy Maver from the Numenta 🧠 marketing team did a great job with it!

We need to rethink the architecture and the algorithms, and the brain can show us how. These brain-based components yield multiplicative effects. Subutai Ahmad discusses co-design, energy efficiency and more. #EdgeAISummit

Closing the event with a keynote on deep learning at the edge, Lawrence Spracklen shows how Numenta 🧠 is getting 100x performance improvements. #EdgeAISummit

“Daniel LaRusso’s gonna fight” is pure perfection from Tony Romo.

This is my favorite episode of #HTMSchool so far. Great primer on grid cells, especially for those of us who don’t know much about them. x.com/numenta/status…

I wrote this piece with Jeff Hawkins (Inactive, follow @Numenta) on one of the big ideas that came out of our team's latest paper. If the idea is correct, it will change the way we think about brains and the way we build AI. x.com/Numenta/status…

No busted brackets here. The Numenta Research team took to the mountains for their own version of March Madness-Neuroscience style-and came back with some thoughtful reflections. x.com/Numenta/status…

When we're not figuring out how the brain works, the Numenta 🧠 team can sometimes be found enjoying onion volcano trains and dodging airborne Hibachi grill droplets.

We should recreate each of these to show Numenta 🧠 then and now. Hold my scrunchie... x.com/Numenta/status…

In this new blog, @CDMaver compares and contrasts the three major approaches to building machine intelligence–Classic AI, Simple Neural Networks, and Biological Neural Networks– and explains why brain theory will be the future of machine intelligence. numenta.com/blog/2018/05/1…

The folks at Intelletic Corporation are on to something. They have been part of the OS community for years. x.com/Numenta/status…