BRN Discussion Ongoing

[Boab]

Hate to think negative but will china steal the technology and then say f you people we now know how to do that ourselves, and then profit from the good work that was not done by themselves???
Please convince me otherwise

I seem to recall something about backpropagation being nigh on impossible?
If I get time Ill have a dig around previous posts.

 

[Jimmy17]

Evening chippers. Just a quick hello from an avid reader and committed holder. I'd like to wish all the wonderful people / contributors here who share their research and opinions, a very happy Christmas. Happily sharing the ride with you all, and wish you all a prosperous 2023 (that's a given!!) Jimmy in Hobart

 

[Fact Finder]

Yes Dozz,it has been said before,if they managed to copy the technology,it would be difficult for them,to sell products outside China,and further alienating themselves.

Peter van der Made has designed in very sophisticated encryption which he believes will make it impossible to reverse engineer AKIDA on top of which he and Anil Mankar have trade secrets covering how to put together the neural fabric.

If these security measures don’t stop thieves they each have a really loud whistle which when they blow it really hard the CEO Sean Hehir comes running with his shillelagh and cudgels the thieves into submission.

So nothing to worry about.

Regards
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[wilzy123]

Seem to use different architecture and far too much power. I will await the verdict of @Diogenese

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Can't comment on the power... but wouldn't be surprised if it was still significant given that I did notice they are still performing matrix/vector calculations in-memory.. which as I understand it, means they are processing data more efficiently than conventional methods, however this will not scale to efficiencies inherent in Neuromorphic. Very different to Neuromorphic architecture.

 

[Jefwilto]

Peter van der Made has designed in very sophisticated encryption which he believes will make it impossible to reverse engineer AKIDA on top of which he and Anil Mankar have trade secrets covering how to put together the neural fabric.

If these security measures don’t stop thieves they each have a really loud whistle which when they blow it really hard the CEO Sean Hehir comes running with his shillelagh and cudgels the thrives into submission.

So nothing to worry about.

Regards
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Haha sometimes i wish i could give you different emojos ff at the same time

 

[Bravo]

Best wishes me lovelies!

TIP OF THE ICEBERG!!!!!!!

B x

 

[BaconLover]

My predictive maintenance system says there'll be a lot of "never drinking again" decisions made tomorrow.

Take it easy chippers, look after that liver.
We need it in good condition for the big party

Merry Christmas ❤

 

[Straw]

The fry from these two will take around 12mths to grow so it will be a nice distraction to 'goings on'. Also they will also telepathically communicate that my plan may need to be acted on at some point should that need arise.
If anything exciting/deciting happens I'll be 'Fishies looky!' and they will give me all the unanswers I require to ignore the noise.
(BTW it is extremely difficult to take a decent photo of a fish that is almost constantly moving - did an answer to photo blurring get mentioned at some point re potential Akida app?)

 

[Sirod69]

 

[Deleted member 2799]

We dont need China

It’s Japanese or do you mean the event?

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[BrnPos2022]

My predictive maintenance system says there'll be a lot of "never drinking again" decisions made tomorrow.

Take it easy chippers, look after that liver.
We need it in good condition for the big party

Merry Christmas ❤

The software uses AI to transform the data into a map highlighting the probable locations of Russian artillery, tanks and troops. A Ukrainian soldier using a tablet device is given a list of co-ordinates and can then direct their fire. The technology also “learns” from previous strikes, meaning that it is constantly getting better at identifying and locating materiel.

article in Australian Newspaper today. Maybe Akida.

 

[Getupthere]

Digital transformation powered by edge-to-cloud comes to life in this scenario of a big-box retailer — ZDNET

Learn how a company can combine cutting edge technologies like robots, cameras, and AI with flexible business practices to accelerate commerce and better serve customers.

apple.news

 

[BrnPos2022]

The software uses AI to transform the data into a map highlighting the probable locations of Russian artillery, tanks and troops. A Ukrainian soldier using a tablet device is given a list of co-ordinates and can then direct their fire. The technology also “learns” from previous strikes, meaning that it is constantly getting better at identifying and locating materiel.

article in Australian Newspaper today. Maybe Akida.

Palantir is the USA company supplying the Ukrainian soldiers with AI . Anyone on here find a link between BRN and Palantir

 

[JoMo68]

 

[Stable Genius]

This talks about NASA using NN; maybe Akida as we know we’re being tested by them:

New AI Algorithms Streamline Data Processing for Space-based Instruments - NASA Science

A team of NASA personnel and contractors has prototyped a new set of algorithms that will enable instruments in space to process data more efficiently. Using

science.nasa.gov

Qualcomm’s involved also.

 

[BrnPos2022]

Palantir is the USA company supplying the Ukrainian soldiers with AI . Anyone on here find a link between BRN and Palantir

Palantir CEO Alex Karp speaks with Software Engineering Lead Robert Imig about the Palantir AI Inference Platform (AIP) and how AIP deploys AI in low-power, disconnected environments.​

This must be Akida so the Ukrainians are using Palantir AI in the war.

 

[Stable Genius]

Palantir CEO Alex Karp speaks with Software Engineering Lead Robert Imig about the Palantir AI Inference Platform (AIP) and how AIP deploys AI in low-power, disconnected environments.​

This must be Akida so the Ukrainians are using Palantir AI in the war.

@BrnPos2022

That headline is 12 months old. From my quick skim of them they are a software company.



If we’ve been supplying products since the war started I would have expected revenue by now.

Cheers

 

[HUSS]

Merry Christmas and happy New Year to all of you and lets wish 2023 bring to us and to the world very successful and rich company called Brainchip!!!!

 

[Serengeti]

Thank you all for generously sharing your research.
Wishing everyone a healthy and prosperous 2023 filled with laughter and joy.

 

[Rise from the ashes]

It’s Japanese or do you mean the event?

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Our former CEO Lou Dinardo made that comment.