Hacking the brain by predicting the future and inverting...

Google TechTalks
January 27, 2006

William Softky
http://www.softky.com/Bill/resume.html

The brain seems to carry out nearly all its sensory perception using generic, interchangeable modules, each of which learns (from scratch) to represent and process whatever signals it is exposed to. But what does each module actually do? What is the "API" between modules such that they can all learn and work in harmony?

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• future

[gavhab]

hes head is shiny :D

[oliverthered]

triangulation (3rd person [scientific common triangulation, diminished self AS], origin person [I believe him, I don't believe him, I do or don't believe myself Scitzoid], selfish person [true false lie sociopath type, authoritarian], synaesthesia, associative memory. have fun...

Self is a sense..

[TimthedogLinehan]

What you do is make an artificial or virtual brain,retro engineer it to find out how you did it and use that knowledge to produce an artificial brain and Bob's your uncle.It's less logical than inventing the first time machine by mugging Dr Who and nicking his tardis.You'd do better to simulate a trilobite brain and run several billion generations selecting for more sophisticated responses to stimuli. What a load of bollocks!

[schijtbak12]

dont dare to prodict true computers this is to wrong for words

[ninelives121]

"at least you know you suck".

"at least I suck pussy".