KasianFranks

AI is very fragmented. Biomimicry has always been the way forward in every industry and Stephen Pinker made good head way from my vantage. https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-…

I like calling it Biomimetic Cognition.

Favorite quote: "An intelligent algorithm (strong AI [66], among other names) should be able to reveal hidden knowledge which might not even be discoverable to humans."

It actually does, it's part of a different summarization component.

rpedela: you can send a mail directly to me via kasian.franks@gmail.com or info@summarai.com

Hi, one of the creators here. Yes, an API is available. One of the unique things that it does is to allow you to control the context of the summarization which we call context-controlled summarization…

http://summarai.com/summarai/

Good to see Tcl here. I use it in depth for AI algos.

I use Tcl for AI in Life Sciences and Hedge Funds.

AI applied to understanding the hidden relationships linking epigentics and extending human lifespan via algorithmically engineered diet, nutrition and longevity genomics: The precedent: Laura Deming:…

A Nobel Prize is now at stake. Lifespan, disease and the human race is at stake. The internal scientific politicking on both sides is classic. "by going into depth about the contributions of earl…

The other problem here is that you have a banker, not a core technologist, trying to found a core technology company in addition to acquiring smaller companies. This is a recipe for disaster.

Favorite quotes: “…the benefit to the data analyst has been limited, because the knowledge among computer scientists about how to think of and approach the analysis of data is limited, just as the kno…

It always has.

I develop a number of backtesting systems and algortihms and the article is spot on but lacks to address far more sophisticated backtesting systems that include running once on sample data. These are …

I think we've peaked.

Contact me, I know a lot about what you're trying to do.

Exactly.