Listen Top Shows Blog

Computers that think

Computers that think

Update: 2021-04-29

Share

Description

Computers are incredible at logical processing, but could they ever think like humans do? Josh Mallinson’s work in neuromorphic computing is helping to shed light on how brains work – and how computers might one day follow suit.

Comments

In Channel

Developing language for learning

Developing language for learning

2021-06-1612:25

Is our kai moana radioactive?

Is our kai moana radioactive?

2021-06-0310:37

Inspiring the astro-curious

Inspiring the astro-curious

2021-05-2709:51

Satellites and sea ice

Satellites and sea ice

2021-05-2008:39

Solving the suicide crisis

Solving the suicide crisis

2021-05-2010:02

The truth behind mapping

The truth behind mapping

2021-05-0512:52

Computers that think

Computers that think

2021-04-2908:59

Geomorphology and mātauranga Māori

2021-03-3113:08

Capturing carbon with seaweed

2021-03-2409:07

The dirt on plastic

The dirt on plastic

2021-03-1812:35

Bioplastics from bacteria

2021-03-1009:57

Culture, science and storytelling

2021-03-0314:16

Igniting the flame of learning

Igniting the flame of learning

2020-11-0415:14

The business of science

The business of science

2020-07-1113:52

Science on thin ice

Science on thin ice

2020-06-2720:40

Wellbeing at work

Wellbeing at work

2020-06-2020:16

Words and worlds collide

Words and worlds collide

2020-06-1322:49

Micronutrients for the mind

Micronutrients for the mind

2020-05-3022:29

Shedding light on dark matter

Shedding light on dark matter

2020-05-2314:43

Ending our love affair with plastic

Ending our love affair with plastic

2020-05-1622:30

00:00

00:00

x

Computers that think

Computers that think

UC Science