A Machine Learning Guide to Hierarchical Temporal Memory

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Post by endswapper » Thu, Oct 31, 2019, 12:46 PM UTC

A Machine Learning Guide to Hierarchical Temporal Memory
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Re: A Machine Learning Guide to Hierarchical Temporal Memory

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Post by jcims » Thu, Oct 31, 2019, 4:25 PM UTC

Hawkins was on Lex Fridmans podcast a while back. Seems like he's got some controversial ideas based on what I saw in the comments, and he definitely doesn't suffer from lack of confidence, but the hierarchical reference frame concept makes a lot of sense and kind of maps to what i feel like is going on in my head when I go about my day.

Re: A Machine Learning Guide to Hierarchical Temporal Memory

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Post by dmix » Thu, Oct 31, 2019, 5:45 PM UTC

jcims wrote: post #2

Hawkins was on Lex Fridmans podcast a while back. Seems like he's got some controversial ideas based on what I saw in the comments, and he definitely doesn't suffer from lack of confidence, but the hierarchical reference frame concept makes a lot of sense and kind of maps to what i feel like is going on in my head when I go about my day.

Does Lex Fridman show have a community/comment section somewhere? Or just on Twitter?

I don't work with AI but that's a must-listen to podcast these days.

Re: A Machine Learning Guide to Hierarchical Temporal Memory

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Post by jcims » Thu, Oct 31, 2019, 5:57 PM UTC

dmix wrote: post #3

jcims wrote: post #2

Hawkins was on Lex Fridmans podcast a while back. Seems like he's got some controversial ideas based on what I saw in the comments, and he definitely doesn't suffer from lack of confidence, but the hierarchical reference frame concept makes a lot of sense and kind of maps to what i feel like is going on in my head when I go about my day.

Does Lex Fridman show have a community/comment section somewhere? Or just on Twitter? I don't work with AI but that's a must-listen to podcast these days.

Not that i know if, he's u/UltraMarathonMan on reddit you could try hitting him up there

Re: A Machine Learning Guide to Hierarchical Temporal Memory

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Post by riku_iki » Thu, Oct 31, 2019, 10:14 PM UTC

dmix wrote: post #3

jcims wrote: post #2

Hawkins was on Lex Fridmans podcast a while back. Seems like he's got some controversial ideas based on what I saw in the comments, and he definitely doesn't suffer from lack of confidence, but the hierarchical reference frame concept makes a lot of sense and kind of maps to what i feel like is going on in my head when I go about my day.

Does Lex Fridman show have a community/comment section somewhere? Or just on Twitter? I don't work with AI but that's a must-listen to podcast these days.

Interview videos are also available on youtube with comments section enabled.

Re: A Machine Learning Guide to Hierarchical Temporal Memory

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Post by nl » Thu, Oct 31, 2019, 10:54 PM UTC

dmix wrote: post #3

jcims wrote: post #2

Hawkins was on Lex Fridmans podcast a while back. Seems like he's got some controversial ideas based on what I saw in the comments, and he definitely doesn't suffer from lack of confidence, but the hierarchical reference frame concept makes a lot of sense and kind of maps to what i feel like is going on in my head when I go about my day.

Does Lex Fridman show have a community/comment section somewhere? Or just on Twitter? I don't work with AI but that's a must-listen to podcast these days.

There's a fairly active Slack attached to his Self Driving cars MIT course which covers his podcast too.

I'm not going to link directly, but Googling will find the invitation link.

Re: A Machine Learning Guide to Hierarchical Temporal Memory

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Post by zbyte64 » Thu, Oct 31, 2019, 11:07 PM UTC

Looks like they have been cranking on a pytorch implementation: https://github.com/numenta/nupic.torch