Re: Artificial Brain

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From: Jacob Buck
Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 00:00

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Perhaps the work at GenoByte (http://www.genobyte.com) will also have
some interest. Their pilot project for the hardware is a pet cat robot:
www.genobyte.com/robokoneko.html.

They claim to be able to have huge neural nets running on their chips
with genetically evolved circuits.

Jacob

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