Aug
26
2011
Hello again, I'm John Ball and I want to us to create intelligent machines.
A few of the Thinking Solutions team were discussing how to best get our technology to work after the recent Japan road trip. We decided, among other things, to reopen the Thinking Solutions Blog to kick start the user community with our upcoming Web service.
Why? Because now is the time to start creating machines we can communicate to with our own language and, without a user community to differentiate the improvement in machine interaction, it would remain just another theory.
The last 15 years has seen computer technology progress exponentially with new technologies for hardware, software and communications. This enables the home user to do what only countries had the resources to do previously, and then providing these capabilities with people anywhere in the world at almost no cost.
Recently in our lab, we have demonstrated that understanding language - a feat considered perhaps the most complex processing challenge in the universe - is possible by simply linking together patterns and through the process of intersecting the patterns with experience, identify the meaning of the sentence and its words.
We are confident that our new approach to programming provides the key to the next generation of applications for computer, internet, phone and beyond. While software technology has changed greatly in the last 15 years, programming has changed little in that timeframe with the same approach to development existing today. Our approach has the computer doing most of the work, while the programmer provides the framework for its operation.
If you're like us, you'll think written words are less powerful than those on video. For this reason, we're supplementing our text with screen casts and videos. Watch out for these upcoming presentations, most of which we will publish here on the Thinking Solutions' blog.