BRN Discussion Ongoing

[Sirod69]

I tried to translate for you, it's in Italian. Since it is our partner I wanted to post it here.

MYWAI, the cutting-edge start-up in the field of #EdgeAI and #GenAI, will be present at the round table of the Smart Manufacturing Summit, organized by The Innovation Group, in #Milan on 9-10 April 2024.

What does the use of AI imply for the Industry 5.0 Transition?

- #EdgeAI: AI algorithms operating directly on #edge computers or in intelligent neuromorphic sensors.
- #GenAI: able to generate the data missing from your dataset to train maintenance and quality control algorithms
-#ReinforcementLearning and #PhysicsInformedNetworks for the intelligent control of multiphysical processes and production machinery
-Semantic and 3d #DigitalTwins based on open standards such as the new #OPCUA Companion Specs and #NeuralRendering 3d
-#MultimodalAI to fuse audio, video and image data with plant and machinery time series for next-generation simulators and decision-making supports...

🎉 Annuncio Speciale!** 🎉 | MYWAI

🎉 Annuncio Speciale!** 🎉 🚀 MYWAI : La Start-up Italiana Leader per soluzioni #EdgeAI e #GenAI per la transizione #Industria5 sarà protagonista alla tavola rotonda sulla transizione verso lo Smart Manufacturing 5.0 a Milano Citylife NH Hotel, il prox 9-10 Aprile 2024 🚀 🌟 Evento a #Milano!🌟...

www.linkedin.com

 

[DingoBorat]

Smart people in Singapur right?

There's no way to stop, the ever swelling ranks of the "Useless Class".
A populous, that is not only unemployed, but unemployable.

Already the number of people in Australia, on support is high.
"In total, an estimated 38.7% of the population aged 15–64 was receiving government income support in mid-2020"

Another close to 10% are direct government employees.
"There were 2,430,400 public sector employees in the month of June 2023 comprising: 350,300 employees in Commonwealth government (including defence force personnel); 1,871,900 in state government; and. 208,200 in local government".

Not to mention pensions..
"As at 31 March 2023, around 2.8 million people aged 65 and over received income support payments, equating to 63% of the population aged 65 and over. Of these, the vast majority (92% or 2.6 million) received Age Pension".

Most developed countries, would be similar, is it any wonder why government debt is spiraling out of control, practically everywhere?


No amount of education, will be able to compete with the type of A.I. they are talking about.

Only highly specialised jobs, trades and services (which include everything from hairdressing, to cleaning etc) will remain.

The vast majority of the business cohort, office jobs etc. Will be ripe for obsolescence, within the next 5 to 10 years (at the current rate of advancement IMO).

There's often the argument, that people will just learn new skills etc..

That is BS, in my humble opinion.

Everyone, who invests in the changes that are happening, will come out much better than most, when all is said and done.

You're either on the ship to progress, or you're in the water clinging to a government life preserver, with just enough money for food and online entertainment (opiate of the masses).
Which many will and are, already satisfied with.

That's the Future, the youth of today, have to look forward to.

For some, it will be their Dream Lifestyle.

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Whilst only a small mention, great to see confirmation we're still in the mix with some heavy hitters over at NASA & Ames Research Centre.

Gotta say something about the tech

The original neuromorphic flight "test" was with Loihi and the TechEd Sat from what I read but states moving to next phases with more neuromorphic.

BRAINSTACK – A Platform for Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Collaborative Experiments on a Nano-Satellite

Date Acquired
August 2, 2023
Publication Date
August 11, 2023
Publication Information
Publication: SmallSat Conference Proceedings

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Part of the conclusion...

Building on earlier successes with GPUs, and more recently, a neuromorphic processor flight test, the notion of a collaborative BrainStack orbital AI/ML
laboratory module is presented. The intention is to be able to perform experiments on multiple hardware and
software AI/ML elements on the same flight with different collaborative teams.

The TES-n Common AI/ML Software Interface will permit a menu driven set
of experiments across individual elements. The next set of TES BrainStack experiments will host combinations
of GPUs and neuromorphic processors, with flexibility to support upcoming novel systems and their unique interfaces. Such a collaborative BrainStack system will greatly expand the use of these remarkable new tools and methods in the space sector.


Full paper:

HERE

Whilst I originally posted the NASA Brainstack paper back in Aug, I just found the presso from the same time while doing some random googling.

What I found interesting revisiting the table, which I hadn't thought of before, is which ones have been tested and appears to have a loose order via the Sat programs / launches.

If they stay true to that format then could we expect we could be considered next in line

Presso HERE

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Probs posted but don't recall seeing it or I missed it, but a quick chat with RT at CES.

Not much given away and interviewer was a little meh for mine.

Did like the little run through bit by RT of what Merc are doing with in cabin...plug for a friend or something more

RT tried hard to get some stuff out there, but guess time becomes a consideration so seemed a little rushed.

 

[thelittleshort]

Neuromorphic Processing can reduce the hunger for electric power of AI by orders of magnitude. | Alf Kuchenbuch

Neuromorphic Processing can reduce the hunger for electric power of AI by orders of magnitude.

www.linkedin.com

 

[IloveLamp]

India’s semiconductor ecosystem has gained substantial momentum - bolstered by the government’s support for fabless chip manufacturing startups, semiconductor design, and packaging companies 📈 | Inc42 Media

India’s semiconductor ecosystem has gained substantial momentum - bolstered by the government’s support for fabless chip manufacturing startups, semiconductor design, and packaging companies 📈 🔸 India has forged agreements with several global semiconductor manufacturing giants to establish...

www.linkedin.com

 

[Iseki]

Don’t worry, my detective agency has not closed down. So stay tuned!

But I do have a life outside TSE, and yesterday, I preferred to enjoy real-life fresh spring air over breathing in all those toxic fumes blowing in my direction in the virtual world of anonymous posters.

You're a bad smell frangipani. Stay away until those you targeted feel free to return.

 

[7für7]

Good Morning!
Can I see a BOOM please? Thank you!

 

[skutza]

You're a bad smell frangipani. Stay away until those you targeted feel free to return.

Maybe this type of message is best sent through messages so we don't all have to read it? Or do you need team support for this type of comment? (Asking for a friend).

 

[Tony Coles]

Good Morning!
Can I see a BOOM please? Thank you!

Ok BOOM! 40 cents ​

 

[Iseki]

Maybe this type of message is best sent through messages so we don't all have to read it? Or do you need team support for this type of comment? (Asking for a friend).

Maybe tell your friend to follow their own advice. Frankly, if they can't be more generous and less of a narcissist, if they can't be slightly distracted by the improving SP, then move on. Why do they want to target individual contributors anyway?

 

[Labsy]

Goodmorning everyone.... Have a great week! It's going to be a cracker.... ( just hoping of course, no insider info).

 

[mrgds]

Goodmorning everyone.... Have a great week! It's going to be a cracker.... ( just hoping of course, no insider info).

A "supercut " of Intels presentation with "ARM" partnership worth a watch imo.

Now what little start-up is partnered with both ? ............ ..........................................................



AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[mrgds]

A "supercut " of Intels presentation with "ARM" partnership worth a watch imo.

Now what little start-up is partnered with both ? ............ ..........................................................



AKIDA BALLISTA

And if that wasn"t enough to make the hairs on ur toes stand at attention, ( @Bravo )


AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[SharesForBrekky]

This is just a friendly reminder as I'm sure a lot of you are aware of this happening in March:

Space Machines Company’s Optimus ready for launch - APDR

Space Machines Company has announced the successful completion of Optimus - Australia’s largest-ever private satellite

asiapacificdefencereporter.com

"Space Machines Company has announced the successful completion of Optimus, Australia’s largest-ever private satellite and the company’s first Orbital Servicing Vehicle (OSV)."

"ANT61, which is building the robotic workforce for space infrastructure deployment, maintenance and resource utilisation, is also joining the mission aboard Optimus. ANT61 will demonstrate the world’s first neuromorphic computer at the heart of the autonomous robotics technology enabling future in-orbit docking and refuelling missions, paving the way for the Sydney-based company and their partners to conquer the global $10B in-orbit servicing market and eventually deploying the construction workforce for the international lunar base and beyond."

"Space Machines’ Optimus will launch as part of SpaceX’s Transporter-10 mission no earlier than March 2024 from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California."

Akida is about to head into space

 

[chapman89]

This is just a friendly reminder as I'm sure a lot of you are aware of this happening in March:

Space Machines Company’s Optimus ready for launch - APDR

Space Machines Company has announced the successful completion of Optimus - Australia’s largest-ever private satellite

asiapacificdefencereporter.com

"Space Machines Company has announced the successful completion of Optimus, Australia’s largest-ever private satellite and the company’s first Orbital Servicing Vehicle (OSV)."

"ANT61, which is building the robotic workforce for space infrastructure deployment, maintenance and resource utilisation, is also joining the mission aboard Optimus. ANT61 will demonstrate the world’s first neuromorphic computer at the heart of the autonomous robotics technology enabling future in-orbit docking and refuelling missions, paving the way for the Sydney-based company and their partners to conquer the global $10B in-orbit servicing market and eventually deploying the construction workforce for the international lunar base and beyond."

"Space Machines’ Optimus will launch as part of SpaceX’s Transporter-10 mission no earlier than March 2024 from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California."

Akida is about to head into space

Its tomorrow-

SpaceX Transporter 10 (Dedicated SSO Rideshare) Falcon 9 Block 5 Rocket Launch

Transporter 10 mission is a dedicated rideshare flight to a sun-synchronous orbit with dozens of small microsatellites and nanosatellites for commercial and government customers. There will be 53 payloads on this flight, including CubeSats, MicroSats, and a hosted payload.

www.spacelaunchschedule.com

 

[7für7]

Please, this is a forum on BrainChip, not a religious forum on Jesus Christ

Don’t quote my post so no one would ever notice it again. Some People here are posting more nonsense. And don’t hesitate to ignore me so I do.

 

[McHale]

I shall never forget that Engineers Australia event that I attended in 2019 in Perth, I believe I was the only shareholder whom
attended that night, including paying for the privilege to meet Peter and Adam for the first time in person.

That was the night that I learnt that Akida didn't require an internet connection to function, but could at full capacity on 2 AAA batteries for
approximately 6 months (from memory).

I remember Peter delivering his presentation, that statement just blew me away, as we all know the AI explosion is already upon us,
the demand worldwide will never be able to be contained once it's in full swing, and Brainchip's technology just can't be ignored, we
all know it, and I'm hoping within 5 years, Jensen Huang will have realized he should have possibly pounced earlier, because we really
are primed for explosive sales growth worldwide, in my biased opinion of course.

Love Akida..

Hi Tech, I can remember you writing about it on HC, before and after you made your smart move to attend that Engineers Australia event, if I was a Perth resident I would have attended myself, regardless it was an excellent idea - well done.

 

[Bravo]

And if that wasn"t enough to make the hairs on ur toes stand at attention, ( @Bravo )


AKIDA BALLISTA

The hairs on my toes were creating so much static electricity, I had to pop a pair of socks on!

 

[McHale]

Simon Thorpe has advocated a universal income for many years to offset the disruption to the workplace from AI.

Now Sam Altman has jumped on the bandwagon and will no doubt make a bigger splash:


OpenAI's Statement SHOCK the Entire Industry! AI Riots vs "Moore's Law for Everything" by Sam Altman (youtube.com)



OpenAI's Statement SHOCK the Entire Industry! AI Riots vs "Moore's Law for Everything" by Sam Altman

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This will be a hard sell in ideologically entrenched America. Still they hounded Chaplain out so this bloke shouldn't prove too difficult.

Universal income is bottom line a socialist idea being pushed hard by Klaus Schwab and his WEF - the program is:"In ten years time you will own nothing, but you will be happy".

Not my cup of tea thanks.