How RAG Will Usher In the Next Generation of LLMs and Generative AI
Retrieval-augmented generation may provide a big step forward in addressing many of the issues that keep enterprises from adopting AI.
Retrieval-augmented generation may provide a big step forward in addressing many of the issues that keep enterprises from adopting AI.
Retrieval-augmented generation may provide a big step forward in addressing many of the issues that keep enterprises from adopting AI.
One of our engineers had an idea: What if we could dedicate a day or two to work on a Numenta project that may be outside our day-to-day responsibilities? From that, the first Numenta Internal Hackathon was born. This blog talks about the projects and activities that occurred on the day of the hackathon.
HTM School is a series of educational videos, designed to provide an overview of fundamental HTM Theory concepts to a non-technical audience. The program breaks down HTM theoretical concepts into bite-sized, 15-20 minute episodes filled with stories, examples and illustrations. Start watching now!
Designed to promote collaboration, our Visiting Scholar Program lets researchers and professors spend time at our offices and learn about HTM in depth while continuing their normal research. To give you a better understanding of this new program, Mirko Klukas shares his Visiting Scholar Program experience.
Numenta researcher Yuwei Cui recounts his visits with our VP of Research Subutai Ahmad to the neuroscience labs at the Max Planck Florida Institute of Neuroscience and the University of North Carolina, where they had fruitful discussions with experimental neuroscientists and researchers.
Numenta CEO Donna Dubinsky reviews Tom Stoppard’s play, The Hard Problem, which poses the question– are brains just collections of cells that can be explained in a scientific fashion, or is there something separate called the “mind” that explains consciousness?
The research process at Numenta follows four general steps– Writing, Submission, Review, and Acceptance. Having our research reviewed and published by our peers is a great accomplishment for us. It can be a long and difficult process, but we have found the results to be well worth the effort.