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Jeff Hawkins nói về cách mà khoa học về bộ não thay đổi tin học

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Jeff Hawkins, người tạo ra máy Treo, hối thúc chúng ta nhìn bộ não ở một góc nhìn mới -- để thấy nó không phải là một bộ xử lý nhanh, mà là một hệ bộ nhớ chứa và chiếu lại các kinh nghiệm để giúp ta tiên đoán một cách thông minh cái gì sẽ xảy ra kế tiếp.

Jeff Hawkins pioneered the development of PDAs such as the Palm and Treo. Now he's trying to understand how the human brain really works, and adapt its method -- which he describes as a deep system for storing memory -- to create new kinds of computers and tools. Full bio »

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