I'll do that for sure, I think this will help a lot if enough people participate!
On Wed, Mar 9, 2016 at 7:03 PM, David Ray <[email protected]> wrote: > Count me in! > > Reminds me of the theory of "Six Degrees of Separation"; the tiniest > mention from a large group of people can reach millions! > > If we feel that HTM theory is the most accessible path toward true machine > intelligence, then (with just a few words), each of us can get in on the > ground level of something that will have a truly beneficial impact on the > future of humanity. > > I personally feel It's a privilege to have this opportunity! > > Cheers, > David > > Sent from my iPhone > > On Mar 9, 2016, at 5:24 PM, Matthew Taylor <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hello NuPIC, > > Good news! Our HTM community here continues to grow and flourish. We see > new names on our mailing list every week, and new people in our chat rooms. > These are signs of a healthy community! But, I think we can take HTM to the > next level. > > I believe that HTM contains the foundational building blocks of true > machine intelligence, but most of the machine learning community disagrees, > choosing to continue exploring less biologically-inspired models and > methods. Anytime there is a discussion online about up-and-coming machine > learning or AI technologies, we want to try and be a part of that > discussion. Because we are so ahead of the curve, most of the time we are > left out of these conversations. > > You can help change this! > > If we see an article, a video, a post, a tweet, etc. about machine > learning or AI, let's make sure that HTM gets included in the discussion! > If there is no mention of HTM in the original post, say something in the > comments. Try to contact the author and let them know what we are doing, > how transparent the technology is, how great our community is, etc. This is > kindof a "grass roots" movement, so it takes a lot of people doing little > things like this to raise the global tide and get more visibility for what > we are doing here. > > The more people know about HTM, the faster this revolution will occur. The > more people try to use HTM to solve their big data problems, the more > people succeed. We want to see success stories, and that means we need more > people using it and knowing about it. > > Even if you are just a lurker on this list and have no technical > experience, this is a way you can help. > > Regards, > --------- > Matt Taylor > OS Community Flag-Bearer > Numenta > >
