IBM peers into Numenta machine intelligence approach

Are we nowhere near the limits to which machines can make sense out of raw data? Some scientists would say that today's programmed computers cannot match a computer approach using biological learning principles for next steps in achieving machine intelligence. Enter Numenta. The premise of Numenta is that the brain is the best example of an intelligent system and provides a roadmap for building intelligent machines. The "machine intelligence" company is in the business of promoting its computational framework based on principles of the brain along with a software suite. They said "an extensive licensing strategy will enable this technology to be embedded within many different applications."

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