The Next AI Explosion Started As An Engram.

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The Next AI Explosion Started As An Engram.

Imagine a world where memories aren’t locked in physical vaults within the brain but exist as dynamic, interconnected patterns—where the boundaries between mind and matter blur into something far more profound. This was the world uncovered by three visionaries: Wilder Penfield, Karl Lashley, and Karl Pribram. Their unique and mavric insights on the brain today is now informing the next generation of Artificial Intelligence. And it is quite unlike what you have ever seen or heard.

Large Language Models and the Transformer technology it uses unleashed an AI revolution. The neurons that this technology uses is actually patterned on an early understanding of the brain. However there is a rather new and holographic understanding of the brain and It is about to change AI in profound ways.

Wilder Penfield’s research and his electric probe unearthed vivid, forgotten moments buried deep within the brain, raising the tantalizing possibility that every experience is permanently etched into our consciousness. Lashley’s relentless experiments, however, shattered the idea of a fixed memory “location,” revealing a strange, distributed web of remembrance. Then came Pribram, whose bold theory suggested the brain doesn’t store memories in pieces, but as wave-like patterns, much like a hologram.

These breakthroughs challenged everything we thought we knew about memory, perception, and reality itself. But what if their discoveries hold the key to not only understanding the human mind but also reshaping how we think about intelligence itself? Behind their pioneering work lies a hidden story—a glimpse into a new frontier that connects neuroscience, physics, and the mysteries of the universe. What they uncovered is more than science; it’s the blueprint of a revolution.

With this new understanding of the human brain, we are beginning to build new AI platforms that will antiquate the current technologies by light years and it is already being tested in garages and labs around the world. However even experts in the field are not aware of the new technologies.

In this member only article we will delve into the wild frontier and you will get the earliest view of what is next. And what is next is almost impossible to imagine.

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