Jeff Hawkins, founder of Palm Computing, desires applications that "believes" like the human brain. His latest business, Grok, has developed "Hierarchical Temporal Memory" (HTM), a cutting edge pattern-recognition applications that functions as the human brain does. Hawkins fights with the best way to license the applications of Grok while protecting Grok's intellectual property.
PUBLICATION DATE: January 03, 2014 PRODUCT #: MH0025-PDF-ENG
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