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[MDhere]

Bravo after she managed to make a deal for Brainchip with SoftBank

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sorry this looks all great with the gifs and all but can we stop putting brainchip in made up gifs . It is funny and all but I am a bit sick of them, sorry to burst your bubble and be a negative nancy on this. the gifs are funny but please leave the official name out. sorry in advance for the rant. rant over.

 

[CHIPS]

sorry this looks all great with the gifs and all but can we stop putting brainchip in made up gifs . It is funny and all but I am a bit sick of them, sorry to burst your bubble and be a negative nancy on this. the gifs are funny but please leave the official name out. sorry in advance for the rant. rant over.

Great idea! And while we are at it, can we please stop posting all the ChatGPT stuff for every thought several times a day? If I want to know what ChatGPT says, I will contact ChatGPT. Let's start thinking for ourselves again, please.

 

[Humble Genius]

Imagine this: The BrainChip sales team walks into Apple’s or Mercedes’ HQ — and all other potential customers as well — without an appointment, silently installs an Akida module into their devices or cars, leans back casually, smiles at the camera, winks … and then pulls out a pack of Mentos:

“Akida – the fresh kick for your AI.”

We need go-getters like back in the day — and customers who respond with an approving smile, because they’re real foxes.


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The packet he is holding says Menlos....... hope its not a sign of someone alse leaving the company

 

[supersonic001]

Elon Musk Just Locked In $16,500,000,000 of AI Chips And It Could Ignite a Nevada Manufacturing Boom | Nick DeGregorio

Elon Musk Just Locked In $16,500,000,000 of AI Chips And It Could Ignite a Nevada Manufacturing Boom Tesla’s eight-year, $16.5B deal with Samsung for next-gen A16 AI chips isn’t just about cars. It’s about locking in the tech to power autonomous vehicles, humanoid robots, and AI data centers...

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[Bravo]

Great idea! And while we are at it, can we please stop posting all the ChatGPT stuff for every thought several times a day? If I want to know what ChatGPT says, I will contact ChatGPT. Let's start thinking for ourselves again, please.

HI Chips,

I think ChatGPT can be an extremely useful research tool when it’s used wisely. I also believe the latest version, ChatGPT-5, has improved noticeably over its predecessor.

The key is that you still need to know the subject matter well enough to fact-check its main points and ensure it’s not hallucinating. That’s exactly what I do with the ChatGPT responses I share here.

Most of the time, I’m asking hypothetical questions about BrainChip’s technology and its potential future direction. The answers are often quite enlightening and they provide me fresh perspectives, technical angles, and pointers to sources I might never have come across otherwise, which I can then then review, verify, and refine before sharing here.

 

[Bravo]

Elon Musk Just Locked In $16,500,000,000 of AI Chips And It Could Ignite a Nevada Manufacturing Boom | Nick DeGregorio

Elon Musk Just Locked In $16,500,000,000 of AI Chips And It Could Ignite a Nevada Manufacturing Boom Tesla’s eight-year, $16.5B deal with Samsung for next-gen A16 AI chips isn’t just about cars. It’s about locking in the tech to power autonomous vehicles, humanoid robots, and AI data centers...

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Hi @supersonic001 ,

It seems like everyone is trying to outdo one another in the AI stakes ATM.

For example, I was reading about Elon Musk's rival, Sam Altman earlier today.

Sam Altman is now backing a "BRAIN CHIP" company (yes, you heard that right), to compete with Neuralink, which I thought was quite funny. But also, not funny, (because it's not our BrainChip, unfortunately)!.

Sam Altman Reportedly Launch Rival Brain-Chip Startup to Compete With Musk's Neuralink

Open AI Sam Altman predicts brain implants will lead to humans and tech merging.

gizmodo.com

 

[CHIPS]

HI Chips,

I think ChatGPT can be an extremely useful research tool when it’s used wisely. I also believe the latest version, ChatGPT-5, has improved noticeably over its predecessor.

The key is that you still need to know the subject matter well enough to fact-check its main points and ensure it’s not hallucinating. That’s exactly what I do with the ChatGPT responses I share here.

Most of the time, I’m asking hypothetical questions about BrainChip’s technology and its potential future direction. The answers are often quite enlightening and they provide me fresh perspectives, technical angles, and pointers to sources I might never have come across otherwise, which I can then then review, verify, and refine before sharing here.

I understand that @Bravo, but if you look at the likes of my a.m. post, you will see that many people do not want to read and/or scroll through those lengthy ChatGPG posts either. There have been too many lately. Wouldn't it be an alternative to ask ChatGPT to summarize its findings in just a few sentences? I know that GROK can do that. Can we give it a try with that?

 

[Bravo]

I'm secretly hoping for a news piggyback effect.

When a big name like Sam Altman makes headlines in an area in which BrainChip also operates, readers will sometimes widen their search which can create more incidental traffic.

 

[7für7]

sorry this looks all great with the gifs and all but can we stop putting brainchip in made up gifs . It is funny and all but I am a bit sick of them, sorry to burst your bubble and be a negative nancy on this. the gifs are funny but please leave the official name out. sorry in advance for the rant. rant over.

I don’t see why I should stop. If it bothers you, you can always put me on your ignore list …that’s healthier than getting worked up about it. I’m not here to create drama or pretend I have any influence over the share price or the company’s actions.

What’s shared here is, in my view, far more positive than in other forums. And why shouldn’t I approach it with some self-irony and sarcasm? I’m invested here, and not with a small position either ..so I think I have the right to express myself in my own way. Nothing against you, but I honestly don’t see the problem. I really don’t get why some people only ever get upset about my harmless posts and feel the need to play forum police.

 

[7für7]

I understand that @Bravo, but if you look at the likes of my a.m. post, you will see that many people do not want to read and/or scroll through those lengthy ChatGPG posts either. There have been too many lately. Wouldn't it be an alternative to ask ChatGPT to summarize its findings in just a few sentences? I know that GROK can do that. Can we give it a try with that?

I want to stand by Bravo, because I owe her that. I believe everyone has the right to post what they think is right…unless it deliberately hurts someone’s feelings. Last time, I accidentally did that without any bad intentions, and I want to apologize again for it. But the information Bravo shares via ChatGPT is entirely up to each person whether they want to read it or not. This isn’t a ‘who gets the most likes’ contest…if it were, I would have been out long ago. Everyone here, or at least most of us, is heavily invested, and to deny someone the right to post information in their own style feels a bit arrogant or over the top to me. We’re all here to enjoy the journey, not to solve the Cyprus problem..so let’s all take it easy and keep it lighthearted.

 

[Rach2512]

I’m hiring! | James Shields

I’m hiring! Apply or reach out to me to learn more about joining the BrainChip family.

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[JB49]

Valeo Ships First Lidar ECUs for Europe’s Robo-Shuttle Boom

Valeo begins volume shipments of OTA-upgradeable Lidar ECU modules to European robo-shuttle providers, boosting autonomy and safety in urban transit fleets Armust News

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Couple of potential good signs in here
- began shipping new ECUs. The brain behind the lidar eyes
- the ECUs are built to support valeo 3rd gen scala lidar
- What sets Valeo’s system apart is its unique blend of software-defined architecture and purpose-built hardware that ensures high-speed data processing without excessive power draw. According to Jean-Luc di Paola-Galloni, Vice President of Group Strategy and External Affairs at Valeo, the system supports deep-learning-based perception models while keeping latency under 20 milliseconds—a critical threshold for robo-shuttle safety and responsiveness.
- The company is also rumored to be working on a fourth-generation Lidar-ECU platform with built-in AI accelerators and vision fusion capabilities, potentially positioning it as a supplier for future robotaxi initiatives as well.

 

[DingoBorat]

Must be a mistake as per normal as they have a price sensitive on the wheel

A mistake? ...
Did you see the "colour" of the "Price Sensitive" announcement...

 

[itsol4605]

Neuromorphe KI-Modelle: Die Zukunft der energieeffizienten Künstlichen Intelligenz | Actinium Technology

Neuromorphe KI-Modelle: Die Zukunft der energieeffizienten Künstlichen Intelligenz Künstliche Intelligenz entwickelt sich rasant weiter, doch eines der größten Probleme bleibt der hohe Energieverbrauch moderner Modelle. Genau hier setzen neuromorphe KI-Modelle und Spiking Neural Networks (SNNs)...

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