Sound: New Peer-Reviewed Paper | Numenta News – January 2019
Our latest paper on the Thousand Brains Theory of Intelligence was published this month in the journal Frontiers in Neural Circuits. The preprint version of this paper, which we shared in October 2018, was one of the most downloaded papers of bioRxiv in 2018. Jeff Hawkins and Christy Maver wrote a blog on the key insights of the paper and its implications for AI. The new paper was also highlighted in Quanta Magazine this month.
Christy Maver • VP of MarketingVideo: 2018 Year in Review | Numenta News – December 2018
In our annual Year in Review video, Numenta Co-founder Jeff Hawkins and VP Research Subutai Ahmad share their plans for exploring how the Thousand Brains Theory of Intelligence can have a positive impact in the field of machine intelligence.
Christy Maver • VP of MarketingSound: New Theory for Intelligence and Cortical Computation | Numenta News – October 2018
Numenta released a major new theory for intelligence and cortical computation in October 2018. Read about the theory and the resources available to learn more, from the scientific paper to the companion piece written in layperson’s terms. The Numenta research team will be at Neuroscience 2018, hosted by SfN, to discuss the new theory and additional research.
Christy Maver • VP of MarketingSound: Jeff Hawkins Presents New Research | Numenta News – September 2018
Numenta co-founder Jeff Hawkins will present new research at two upcoming events: the Human Brain Project Summit Open Day in Maastricht, Netherlands and the Johns Hopkins University APL Colloquium in Baltimore, Maryland. These presentations mark the first public presentations of Numenta’s framework for understanding how the neocortex works. The framework ties together major new pieces of our work, and suggests a new way of thinking about intelligence.
Christy Maver • VP of MarketingSound: Numenta On Intelligence Podcast | Numenta News – July 2018
We’re excited to announce the launch of a new podcast series called Numenta On Intelligence. This month also kicks off a steady stream of events for us, starting with CNS 2018. For those who have followed our work’s applicability to anomaly detection, we have a new blog on running an algorithm from an AWS post on NAB.
Christy Maver • VP of Marketing