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Sorry if already posted, I see that Hao has been following and liking all of Kevin's work with Akida.
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bit on edge there mate. Doing what? Testing. That’s it. Testing and finding positive result. Maybe you should sell out (if you are holding) cause it seems owning BRN is making you nervous.
Its becoming very clear that IBM is after a decent slice of the increased US Defense AI $$$ push.
It is interesting how the design of Kevin's system including AKIDA mirrors what actually happens during conflict.
From the blog:
" The design mirrors how military hierarchy actually works. A squad leader does not forward every observation to their brigade. The squad synthesizes, decides what is relevant, and reports up the chain. Platoons and companies do the same. Each echelon receives the level of detail appropriate for its command and control responsibility rather than a raw dump of everything below it."
It is interesting how the design of Kevin's system including AKIDA mirrors what actually happens during conflict.
From the blog:
" The design mirrors how military hierarchy actually works. A squad leader does not forward every observation to their brigade. The squad synthesizes, decides what is relevant, and reports up the chain. Platoons and companies do the same. Each echelon receives the level of detail appropriate for its command and control responsibility rather than a raw dump of everything below it."
It appears Kevin has been working with AKIDA for a few months. We thought about 3 weeks?
It also appears his work with AKIDA has only just scratched the surface.
From comments scetion of latest post.
14h
Appreciate the kind words. Amazingly, I've only been working with Akida for a few months. I'm planning on a few things in the immediate future here: 1) Akida w/Symphony and the Prediction Markets--been slow boating historical data for a couple of weeks now, 2) Akida w/Symphony and IBM i/RPG, 3) Akida w/Symphony and World Monitor, 4) Akida w/Symphony Limit Order Book Diffusion models (hot Quant topic), and 5) Akida w/Symphony for satellite change detection. GPFS will also likely be involved with most of these as well. I'm also looking at Akida for network routing, stuff I've already tested but may apply in a different context. Lots to do!
My bold above.
It also appears his work with AKIDA has only just scratched the surface.
From comments scetion of latest post.
Kevin D. Johnson Author
Field CTO – HPC, AI, LLM & Quantum Computing | Principal HPC Cloud Technical Specialist at IBM | Symphony • GPFS • LSF14h
Appreciate the kind words. Amazingly, I've only been working with Akida for a few months. I'm planning on a few things in the immediate future here: 1) Akida w/Symphony and the Prediction Markets--been slow boating historical data for a couple of weeks now, 2) Akida w/Symphony and IBM i/RPG, 3) Akida w/Symphony and World Monitor, 4) Akida w/Symphony Limit Order Book Diffusion models (hot Quant topic), and 5) Akida w/Symphony for satellite change detection. GPFS will also likely be involved with most of these as well. I'm also looking at Akida for network routing, stuff I've already tested but may apply in a different context. Lots to do!
My bold above.
Given Kevin has revealed he has been working with AKIDA for several months and the sense of urgency about the US defense AI push would it be a surprise to see a partnership emerge between IBM and Brainchip in the next couple of months??
Especially if IBM want surety of chip supply.
Especially if IBM want surety of chip supply.
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