An overview of research from Professor Alan Blair, Senior Lecturer at the University of New South Wales

This paper presents a biologically plausible method for converting real-valued input into spike trains for processing with spiking neural networks.

The benefit of biological inspiration in machine learning and natural language processing.

This study presents a biologically plausible method (based on the operation of the mammalian retina) which can convert raw input continuously into a form that is suitable for both the training and deployment stages of neural networks.

Liesl Yearsley, CEO of aKin, wants to drive the co-evolution of Artificial Intelligence as society’s companion and a tool to enable positive progress for all. Read the full article here.