An New Type Of Artificial Brain Using Controlled Neurons
John Robert Burger

TL;DR
This paper proposes a novel artificial brain model using controlled toggles that emulate neurons, enabling parallel computation and autonomous behavior for complex image recall.
Contribution
It introduces a new neural network architecture based on controlled toggles, supporting autonomous actions and complex image processing.
Findings
Controlled toggles can compute parameters for complex images
The architecture supports autonomous behavior
Enables parallel processing of neural information
Abstract
Plans for a new type of artificial brain are possible because of realistic neurons in logically structured arrays of controlled toggles, one toggle per neuron. Controlled toggles can be made to compute, in parallel, parameters of critical importance for each of several complex images recalled from associative long term memory. Controlled toggles are shown below to amount to a new type of neural network that supports autonomous behavior and action.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Memory and Neural Computing · Neural Networks and Applications · Neural dynamics and brain function
