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[Damo4]

at 28:00 mark....so maybe we will see AGI by 2030 (edit: in some form / or close)

Artificial general intelligence - Wikipedia

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That's huge:

just so happens it's seven years from now we'll be at 20 30. wow uh let's talk
26:40
about 2030. so uh Peter when you when you think of 2030 you think of brain
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chip and you think of brain chips Akita uh and the evolution of what we're doing uh for our listeners in a very short uh
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amount of time uh what would you what would you want to convey to them yeah
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um seven years from now um would be uh our targets for uh what we call Akita 10
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um which is a device that doesn't just learn to recognize new objects or other
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new faces or whatever but it learns uh to interact with the world the same way
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as human being interacts and learning is a is a very interesting part of research
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in the um it is the gateway to its intelligence
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uh children are not born born with full knowledge they need a long time to learn
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we are thinking of of future artificial
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intelligence in the same way and that it's born with a sales a standard set of
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knowledge but that it expands all that knowledge as it learns so a self-driving
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car learns to drive better over time um machines in in in in this industry
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learn to do that task better over time um
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of artificial intelligence is what we're working towards is artificial general
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intelligence so that's that's going to ask
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uh Peter so are you predicting AGI by 2030 Peter do we have the singularity by
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then we will I I don't like the word Singularity because humans are quite unique we are very creative we are
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we dream um I don't think we build machines that that have the same capability by 2030.
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I'm not sure if we want to build machines that can Envision different features for themselves uh what we want
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is machines that are intelligent enough to learn how to drive a car or learn how to
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operate the machine learn how to make pancakes for breakfast this is the sort of
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um limitations that I would like to put on on
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intelligent machines uh that we don't get into a like a Hollywood scenario of
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uh robots taking over the world um I don't that's that's the reason why
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I don't like the idea of a singularity um and um people who look Beyond saying the
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single Legacy uh artificial super intelligence uh humans are quite unique
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we have 86 billion neurons in our brain we um
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we can combine things that that seem totally unrelated to come up with new
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Solutions um we don't expect to be there by 2030

 

[Stable Genius]

"at 28:00 mark....so maybe we will see AGI by 2030 (edit: in some form / or close)"

Whats AGI? (sorry for asking, but I wont be able to listen to the podcast until tonight)

Artificial General Intelligence:

What is the difference between AGI and AI?

Agi is artificial general intelligence, while ai is artificial intelligence. Agi is a machine that has the ability to understand or learn any intellectual task that a human being can, while ai is a machine that performs specific tasks well.

 

[Rise from the ashes]

Damn spolier alert warning would be nice

 

[AARONASX]

"at 28:00 mark....so maybe we will see AGI by 2030 (edit: in some form / or close)"

Whats AGI? (sorry for asking, but I wont be able to listen to the podcast until tonight)

What Peter said at

27:10:
"seven years from now would be our targets for what we call Akida 10"

28:40"
"What we want is machines that are intelligent enough to learn how to drive a car or learn how to operate the machine learn how to make pancakes for breakfast"

Artificial general intelligence (AGI) is the ability of an intelligent agent to understand or learn any intellectual task that a human beings or other animals can.

So what I think is it can teach itself to some limited amount. ...My understanding

 

[toasty]

OK, listened to the podcast. Interesting fireside chat but doesn't really tell me anything new. Feels like an attempt to reinforce the potential, something that most of us already know. Any comments??

The yearly (due out any day) had better contain some concrete progress or I think many shareholders (including long termers) may start to have second thoughts..........

FWIW

 

[Damo4]

OK, listened to the podcast. Interesting fireside chat but doesn't really tell me anything new. Feels like an attempt to reinforce the potential, something that most of us already know. Any comments??

The yearly (due out any day) had better contain some concrete progress or I think amny shareholders (including long termers) may start to have second thoughts..........

FWIW

@wilzy123 you know what to do

 

[Damo4]

OK, listened to the podcast. Interesting fireside chat but doesn't really tell me anything new. Feels like an attempt to reinforce the potential, something that most of us already know. Any comments??

The yearly (due out any day) had better contain some concrete progress or I think amny shareholders (including long termers) may start to have second thoughts..........

FWIW

The podcast isn't a therapy session for holders, it has always discussed the tech.
If you haven't found anything new in it, I'm not sure what you listened to tbh.
We didn't even know Akida10 was possible let alone a goal likely to be achieved by 2030.

 

[db1969oz]

OK, listened to the podcast. Interesting fireside chat but doesn't really tell me anything new. Feels like an attempt to reinforce the potential, something that most of us already know. Any comments??

The yearly (due out any day) had better contain some concrete progress or I think many shareholders (including long termers) may start to have second thoughts..........

FWIW

Yep, didn’t answer any questions I had been thinking of.

 

[Diogenese]

The podcast is available now.

https://brainchip.com/episode-24-br...andan-nayampally-discussing-the-future-of-ai/

I was hoping to hear something concrete on LSTM/transformers.

 

[perceptron]

Another great podcast.

 

[Tezza]

Good listen but missed opportunity, update on next 12 months could have helped set this podcast apart!

 

[Xray1]

Good listen but missed opportunity, update on next 12 months could have helped set this podcast apart!

Let's hope the upcoming AGM is full of substance rather than a futuristic fluff podcast.

 

[toasty]

The podcast isn't a therapy session for holders, it has always discussed the tech.
If you haven't found anything new in it, I'm not sure what you listened to tbh.
We didn't even know Akida10 was possible let alone a goal likely to be achieved by 2030.

As others have said, an update on LSTM and transformers would have been valuable. What may or may ot happen in 10 years is midly interesting but not currently relevant. PVDM has always talked about AGI being the end goal so reference to that is certainly not new information.

 

[wilzy123]

@wilzy123 you know what to do

*lights the dumpster in anticipation*

 

[mrgds]

Yep, didn’t answer any questions I had been thinking of.

Yep, i think these "fireside chats" should include some shareholder inclusion, say via a Q&A

Nothing new for me. Now to wait another month for the same? .............

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

The podcast isn't a therapy session for holders, it has always discussed the tech.
If you haven't found anything new in it, I'm not sure what you listened to tbh.
We didn't even know Akida10 was possible let alone a goal likely to be achieved by 2030.

Considering we are just around the tape out phase for AKD1500 I thought PVDM's statement about AKD10 by 2030 was astounding.
Although, given Peter's age and with some idea of his ambition and hopes, I guess he needs to get a wriggle on.
Good news for us older investors and a brave new world coming for you youngsters out there.

I wonder if "nature will find a way" ala Jurassic Park when it comes to the idea of keeping AGI constrained to beneficial (for humankind) purposes?
I truly doubt it can be contained forever, but it doesn't necessarily have to lead to a dystopia.
Perhaps it can evolve into a partnership of sorts and probably leads through, and to, more or less a melding.
Really is sci fi coming to life..............it's exciting.

 

[MrNick]

NDA's seem to include shareholders now too. Marketing guy spoke well... but the whole pod was one of the most lacklustre yet.

 

[Slade]

Good to hear from Nandan, listening to him speak reminded me of my favourite BRN partner speaker, Sailesh Chittipeddi from Renesas. Pleasant, confident, succinct and knows his stuff. My attention now turns to the yearly report which I think will come out this week. From there it’s on to another quarterly and then the AGM where I believe we will get some good updates on the commercial front. Just a little more patience.

 

[toasty]

Good to hear from Nandan, listening to him speak reminded me of my favourite BRN partner speaker, Sailesh Chittipeddi from Renesas. Pleasant, confident, succinct and knows his stuff. My attention now turns to the yearly report which I think will come out this week. From there it’s on to another quarterly and then the AGM where I believe we will get some good updates on the commercial front. Just a little more patience.

Hope you're right. I've been patient for 7 years now...............

 

[Sickdude]

One thing for sure, won’t we selling a single share before 2030