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About Brains & AGI

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About the Brain Simulator II

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How Your Brain Works

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Brain Simulator II Short Topics

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About the Universal Knowledge Store

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How to Create AGI

This video outlines the assumptions, major modules, and expectations for the AGI project I am working on--creating 'The Brain Simulator II'.

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AGI: Sooner than you think

Explains why there is a good chance that intelligent computers (AGI) will emerge sooner than most people think.

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Overview of Brain Simulator II

A quick tutorial.

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How Sallie Learns with Reinforcement Learning

Reinforcement Learning without backpropagation is added to the Universal Knowledge Store.

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How Sallie Learns & the Universal Knowledge Store

The associative learning algorithm lets Sallie learn words associated with things she sees.

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Brain Simulator II: The Universal Knowledge Store pt.2

Internal information in the Universal Knowledge Store.

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Brain Simulator II: The Universal Knowledge Store pt.1

Adds the Universal Knowledge Store to 'Sallie'.

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Brain Simulator II: Touch, Vision, and the Mental Model

Adds Vision, Touch, and an internal Mental Model to the 'X-Entity'.

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Brain Simulator II: Introducing the X-Entity

Introducing the 'X-Entity'. Showing interesting behaviors from even the simplest model and forming a basis for expansion with Vision, Learning, Knowledge, and Planning on the pathway towards artificial general intelligence.

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Brain Simulator II: An Alternative Learning Approach

How to build a spiking network which can do associative learning. This alternative to backpropagation highlights how a Hebbian Learning system can work with a spiking neuron model.

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Brain Simulator II: 5/2019 Development Update

Summarizes the present state of development on this AGI development project. Although still in its early phases, the project is beginning so show interesting features.

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Brain Simulator II: Representing Knowledge in Neurons

How do you implement a knowledge graph in neurons? This video shows a graph with multiple relationships--on the simulated neurons of Brain Simulator II.

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Brain Simulator II: Capabilities and Limitations of Neurons

Neurons have a difficult time with sequential or ordered information and this video shows how these limitations can be overcome with more complex networks.

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Brain Simulator II: Software Modules for Complex Functions

While I can use the Brain Simulator with the neuron model, complex functions are more easily created in code behind a rectangular or linear array of neurons.

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Brain Simulator II: The Basic Neuon Model

The Brain Simulator functionality can be controlled on an individual neuron/synapse level or by programming which can control areas of neurons.

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Introducing the Brain Simulator II

This video introduces the Brain Simulator Project which implements an array of millions of simple neurons on a desktop computer. The intent is to create an end-to-end Artificial General Intelligence.

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Will Computers Revolt?

When will we have intelligent computers and what will happen? This video describes four possible scenarios between mankind and our silicon counterparts. It's time to start addressing these issues as intelligent machines may be with us in as soon as ten years.

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Creating Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)

Introduces Eight Elements of Intelligence which are necessary for a computer (or person) to appear to be generally intelligent.

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How Your Brain Works ...in 5 Minutes

Everything we know about how you think!

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How Your Brain Works Part 1

Begins a series describing different things your brain can do and relating them to Artificial General Intelligence. This video describes how knowledge in your brain can be retrieved even though your brain has no memory addressing system.

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How Your Brain Works Part 2 Neurons

The neuron, the basic component of the brain, is a complex chemical device with lots of specialized molecules. On the other hand, its computational function may be represented fairly simply.

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How Your Brain Works Part 3: Computational Capacity

How big a computer would it take to equal the power of your brain? What would it cost? When could you have one? Watch this video to find out

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How Your Brain Works Part 4: Input and Output Processing

In considering how to implement AGI, one good place to start is by defining the available inputs and desired outputs in terms of the human intelligence we'd like to equal.

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How Your Brain Works Part 5: The Reality Model

Your brain maintains an internal model of the reality which surrounds you and this model is essential to your understanding of your environment.

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How Your Brain Works Part 6: Imagination

We all have an imagination and this video explains how this might work in your brain and be implemented in AGI.

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How Your Brain Works Part 7: Planning

One of the human brain's most remarkable abilities allows it to consider the future and act accordingly. This video present a mechanism which could underlie this ability.

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How Your Brain Works Part 8: Goals & Motor Control

This video rounds out the model of How Your Brain Works with two lower-level functions which are necessary to our brain being useful.

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Robot Revolution on DT Daily

Is the robot revolution happening? On today's show, we talk with our Emerging Technologies Editor, Drew Prindle, as well as the writer of Will Computers Revolt?, Charles J. Simon, about preparing for the future of artificial intelligence.

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