Kashif Ibadullah Khan

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Kashif Ibadullah Khan (born 1977) is an artificial intelligence (AI) scientist and theorist. He authored the cognitive model of human thinking.

He started his career as a researcher and knowledge engineer. In 1998, he advocated the mapping of human brain thinking pattern into microchips.


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  • Artificial Intelligence. Steps Towards Computerization of the Brain by Kashif Ibadullah Khan, Protea Publishing, US (20 May 2002) ISBN 1-931768-22-6


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