Stephen Wolfram says he found the hit while looking up someone he planned to visit, recalling a “lost” abstract.
Stephen Wolfram says a search through his archives for someone he was about to visit turned up a hit from 40 years earlier. It reminded him of history he found interesting and surprising about ruliology, neural nets and a “lost” abstract.
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@stephen_wolframSearching in my archives for a person I was about to visit ... I found a hit from 40 years ago... and was reminded of lots of interesting (and surprising) history about ruliology, neural nets and more... (oh, and a "lost" abstract) https://wolfr.am/CA86
@ylecunJune 1986. It was my first conference in the US and my first time visiting MIT. Had a poster on multilayer nets. I met Marvin Minsky for the first time at the reception hosted by Thinking Machines Inc (the original one that built the Connection Machine). He was surprised that you could train a neural net to compute the product of two binary numbers (I had done the experiment). I was on my way to the first Connectionist Summer School at CMU. The Bell Labs folks, who I met the year before, heard I was in the US and invited me for a talk in Holmdel on my way back to Paris.@stephen_wolframSearching in my archives for a person I was about to visit ... I found a hit from 40 years ago... and was reminded of lots of interesting (and surprising) history about ruliology, neural nets and more... (oh, and a "lost" abstract) https://wolfr.am/CA86@ylecunJune 1986. It was my first conference in the US and my first time visiting MIT. Had a poster on multilayer nets. I met Marvin Minsky for the first time at the reception hosted by Thinking Machines Inc (the original one that built the Connection Machine). He was surprised that you could train a neural net to compute the product of two binary numbers (I had done the experiment). I was on my way to the first Connectionist Summer School at CMU. The Bell Labs folks, who I met the year before, heard I was in the US and invited me for a talk in Holmdel on my way back to Paris.@stephen_wolframSearching in my archives for a person I was about to visit ... I found a hit from 40 years ago... and was reminded of lots of interesting (and surprising) history about ruliology, neural nets and more... (oh, and a "lost" abstract) https://wolfr.am/CA86@ylecunJune 1986. It was my first conference in the US and my first time visiting MIT. Had a poster on multilayer nets. I met Marvin Minsky for the first time at the reception hosted by Thinking Machines Inc (the original one that built the Connection Machine). He was surprised that you could train a neural net to compute the product of two binary numbers (I had done the experiment). I was on my way to the first Connectionist Summer School at CMU. The Bell Labs folks, who I met the year before, heard I was in the US and invited me for a talk in Holmdel on my way back to Paris.@stephen_wolframSearching in my archives for a person I was about to visit ... I found a hit from 40 years ago... and was reminded of lots of interesting (and surprising) history about ruliology, neural nets and more... (oh, and a "lost" abstract) https://wolfr.am/CA86@ylecunJune 1986. It was my first conference in the US and my first time visiting MIT. Had a poster on multilayer nets. I met Marvin Minsky for the first time at the reception hosted by Thinking Machines Inc (the original one that built the Connection Machine). He was surprised that you could train a neural net to compute the product of two binary numbers (I had done the experiment). I was on my way to the first Connectionist Summer School at CMU. The Bell Labs folks, who I met the year before, heard I was in the US and invited me for a talk in Holmdel on my way back to Paris.
