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Watts New
New cover tune
(Give Me One Reason)
on my
Music page
(10/24/04).
Major update of my
Organizer page
(9/22/04).
PDFs of all publications now available on my
Resume page
(8/27/04).
"The Flow of Time and Money" is now available
for download
(4/28/04).
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(September, 2003) --
The Palo Alto Weekly publishes my
review
of the Pear Avenue Theater's production of "The Seagull" (9/26/03).
- Carver Mead plugs my work. (October, 2001)
In the Sept/Oct 2001 issue of American Spectator:
American Spectator: For years, artificial intelligence research has pursued an approach that comes down to: "If we can just write enough code, we can figure out how to make the thing do logic and how to solve problems..." It hasn't worked very well.
Carver Mead: I think it just totally failed. Those AI systems can't see. They can't hear. They can't act. And they can't learn... The best results I have seen in reverse-engineering the brain have been the auditory processors done by my friend and collaborator, Lloyd Watts. He has made remarkable progress by working with auditory neurobiologists and realizing the architecture of a much more capable hearing system in computational form. That's one to watch.
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Plenary Speaker at 2002 World Congress on Computational Intelligence.
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Stanford Lecture available on Microsoft site (5/22/01).
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Ray Kurzweil plugs my work --
twice!
- Applied Neurosystems Corporation is born! (7/24/00)
I have spun my
neuroscience project
out of Interval Research into
a new company, Applied Neurosystems Corporation.
Paul Allen
will retain an equity stake in the company (via Interval Research), as will
Allan Crawford, who is providing capital to get the company
started.
- Green Card! (5/24/00)
Miracles do happen.
My application for Permanent Residence was approved, after a 2.5-year
process, just five weeks before my employment at Interval was
scheduled to end. That's cutting it just a bit too close!
(Some people are surprised to find out that I am not an American
citizen; I'm Canadian, eh!)
- Lloyd Watts underemployed! (4/21/00)
Paul Allen recently
announced
that he is closing Interval
Research. They have graciously given me 60 days to seek a new
lab, or make other arrangements, to continue my research.
- Allan R. Crawford Forum on Science, Business and Technology
(3/25/00)
About 50 scientists and businesspeople
met in Toronto
for a
one-day forum
inspired by the creative
vision of
Allan Crawford. Al has been helping to guide
my career since we were introduced by Physics Professor David Atherton in 1984.
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