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As the inventor of the Palm Pilot and the Treo, Jeff Hawkins has already transformed the way we communicate and do business. But his real passion lies in understanding how humans think. Hawkins first laid out his theory in a 2004 book, On Intelligence, which argued that the brain recognizes patterns and uses them to process information about the world. His new company, Numenta, is setting out to create a next-generation computer-memory system based on this theory of the neocortex. In a riveting one-on-one interview at the 2008 Milken Institute Global Conference, Hawkins explores the new frontiers of human and artificial intelligence.
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