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Individual neurons could learn by predicting future activity | TechXplore > Researchers at the Canadian Centre for Behavioural Neuroscience in Lethbridge, Canada have recently carried out a study investigating how individual neurons learn and make predictions about the future. Their findings, published in Nature Machine Intelligence, suggest that the ability…

(…) How shall I tribute Andrei Khrennikov in this volume? With an email collection of course! But with what theme? It ought to be something big. One of the troubles of QBism’s ontological program is that it is so sideways to the ways most run-of-the-mill philosophers of physics think, they…

Deep Reinforcement Learning (preprint) | by Aske Plaat | arXiv Deep reinforcement learning has gathered much attention recently. Impressive results were achieved in activities as diverse as autonomous driving, game playing, molecular recombination, and robotics. In all these fields, computer programs have taught themselves to solve difficult problems. They have…

,,Undinge proposes that the age of objects is over. The terrane order, the order of the Earth, consists of objects that take on a permanent form and provide a stable environment for human habitation. Today the terrane order has been replaced by the digital order. The digital order makes the…

Techgoeroe Chriet junior: ‘Pa, wie bouwde het prototype van een datacenter?’ Techgoeroe Chriet: ‘Geen flauw idee. Nou?’ Techgoeroe Chriet junior: ‘Columbus.’ Techgoeroe Chriet: ‘Kijk, dat bedoel ik nou. Wat leert men de jeugd tegenwoordig op school? Het is waarlijk gódgeklaagd! En maar zeuren die leraren, én maar klagen, én maar loonsverhoging eisen, maar…