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Braintree ~ nature of intelligence

Braintree ~ nature of intelligence

IT Services and IT Consulting

Sevenoaks, England 298 followers

Braintree empowers people and businesses by merging human skills with technology for effective data and digital tool use

About us

Founded in 2002, Braintree helps individuals and businesses thrive in today’s fast-changing world by leveraging the combination of human and machine intelligence in a single-hybrid platform. Braintree takes a person’s cognitive talents to new levels. Advancing technology across disciplines, Braintree developed a groundbreaking AI Reasoning Architecture that implements human-like thinking in a machine.

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https://braintree.com/#/
Industry
IT Services and IT Consulting
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Sevenoaks, England
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2002
Specialties
AI Research, Bespoke Software Solutions, Big Data Analytics, Machine Learning, AI for Optimisation and Scheduling, Graph-based AI, Fault Prediction, Customer Segmentation, Customer Data Analysis, Customer Behaviour Analysis, AI Consulting Services, Data Science, and Algorithm Design

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    Everything today spins around data and as artificial intelligence accelerates toward ubiquity, the dominant model — ever-larger networks and voracious data centres — is proving to be neither scalable nor intelligible. It threatens to consume not just energy but meaning itself.   We, at Braintree, believe the future of AI lies not in statistical brute force but in symbolic, interpretable systems that are cognitively coherent and energy-conscious; AI that is Explainable, Controllable and Sustainable.   On Tuesday 8 July at The Royal Institution in London, Braintree hosted a public event entitled, "Rethinking AI - Digital Consciousness, Sustainable Intelligence" with a diverse audience of around 150 attendees consisting of AI scientists and researchers, data engineers, philosophers of science (history, ethics, governance, law), AI-First businesses, visionary Investors, impact and sustainability promoters, representatives from government and private sector and other open-minded thinkers.   We had thought-provoking keynote presentations from Dr Pippa Malmgren (economist) and Kay Firth-Butterfield (international lawyer), who gave different perspectives on the current trajectory of AI and possible outcomes but with both agreeing on the massive scale of impact already well underway, the imminence of even greater change and also that humans still have agency to determine much of the future...and that most businesses are playing catch up. Then Braintree unveiled for the first time, an alternative proposition – a technology that is now available - with huge implications for all users of Big Data Analytics in terms of speed of compute, complexity of query, reliability and explainability, cost and sustainability - indeed the possibility of Green AI.

  • Everything today spins around data and as artificial intelligence accelerates toward ubiquity, the dominant model — ever-larger networks and voracious data centres — is proving to be neither scalable nor intelligible. It threatens to consume not just energy but meaning itself.   We, at Braintree, believe the future of AI lies not in statistical brute force but in symbolic, interpretable systems that are cognitively coherent and energy-conscious; AI that is Explainable, Controllable and Sustainable.   On Tuesday 8 July at The Royal Institution in London, Braintree hosted a public event entitled, "Rethinking AI - Digital Consciousness, Sustainable Intelligence" with a diverse audience of around 150 attendees consisting of AI scientists and researchers, data engineers, philosophers of science (history, ethics, governance, law), AI-First businesses, visionary Investors, impact and sustainability promoters, representatives from government and private sector and other open-minded thinkers.   We had thought-provoking keynote presentations from Dr Pippa Malmgren (economist) and Kay Firth-Butterfield (international lawyer), who gave different perspectives on the current trajectory of AI and possible outcomes but with both agreeing on the massive scale of impact already well underway, the imminence of even greater change and also that humans still have agency to determine much of the future...and that most businesses are playing catch up. Then Braintree unveiled for the first time, an alternative proposition – a technology that is now available - with huge implications for all users of Big Data Analytics in terms of speed of compute, complexity of query, reliability and explainability, cost and sustainability - indeed the possibility of Green AI.

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