MYELIN
Updated 244 days ago
Instead of treating the mind as a black box with clearly defined inputs that are translated into outputs, we interpret the brain as a complex intertwined machine with an everchanging internal state. Our neural networks are modelled after real neurons and their connections, down to the electrochemical level. The neurons themselves hold an electrical charge that changes over time, allowing the network to adapt to new situations. This eliminates the traditional division between separate training and working phases, allowing the network to continuously learn while facing its challenges.
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