Breaking Math Podcast

14: Artificial Thought (Neural Networks)

07.11.2017 - By Gabriel Hesch and Autumn PhaneufPlay

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Mathematics takes inspiration from all forms with which life interacts. Perhaps that is why, recently, mathematics has taken inspiration from that which itself perceives the world around it; the brain itself. What we're talking about are neural networks. Neural networks have their origins around the time of automated computing, and with advances in hardware, have advanced in turn. So what is a neuron? How do multitudes of them contribute to structured thought? And what is in their future?

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