Computing with structured connectionist networks
TL;DR: The design and applications of massively parallel computational models could lead to dramatic advances in the ability to automate complex tasks such as those found in artificial intelligence as discussed by the authors, leading to a breakthrough in the field of artificial intelligence.
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Abstract: The design and applications of massively parallel computational models could lead to dramatic advances in the ability to automate complex tasks such as those found in artificial intelligence.
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