doesn't "natural intelligence" normally mean human intelligence?
This smelled like BS the moment they invoked Karl Friston, but when I noticed it's a publicly traded company (without any available products or research artifacts) I became _extremely_ suspicious.
The only non-scammy thing I could find about them is that Friston seems to work there.
Very nervy trademarking genius and calling this natural intelligence.
“If, metaphorically, the methods used by DQN and Agent57 are gas-guzzling Hummers and those used to tackle the Atari 100k challenge are like a fuel-efficient Prius, then our approach used on Atari 10k is like a Tesla, a hyper-efficient alternative architecture.”
Eh, what?
Something that can excel at "mastering atari games with natural intelligence" is called a speedrunner. It is not made of silicon.