BRN Discussion Ongoing

[Zedjack33]

A whopping 72% of organizations surveyed claimed they can either source or already have the AI talent they need.

New Gartner survey: Only half of AI models make it into production

A new artificial intelligence survey from Gartner reported that, on average, only 54% of AI models move from pilot to production.

venturebeat.com

 

[Violin1]

@Violin1 did you just give me a sad face emoji for my “knock knock” joke or did you press the wrong button by accident?

It was my way of responding to "dad" joke Bravo! It's the look my daughters and now their children give me when I tell jokes - so meant in solidarity not in criticism lol.

 

[Izzzzzzzzzzy]

Although I am just guessing, it looks like we've received exactly 400k from someone for assisting them to develop something?hmmm
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Yeah that’s what I was most excited for and looks like it is there in writing

 

[buena suerte :-)]

I was wrong!! and I’m not too proud to admit it.

I said last night that the only people that “need“ @Fact Finder here are those that have not done their DD.

The above post proves that the bloke is a complete wordsmith.
We have a few posters here that make you stop and ‘listen’ to what they have to say but with all due respect no-one can articulate it like this bloke.

Welcome back FF, I hope you’re here to stay.

He's not bad! .... our very own Secret agent double F ........ ............. Love your work FF and great to see you back with us!

 

[Cardpro]

Although someone probably has mentioned it already, it looks like Megachips has already developed and sold product using our IP and I think we will see much more revenue when Renesas & Valeo sooooooon! IMO only (please hurry up Merc and Valeo get the lidar out already haha)

 

[Dang Son]

Fantastic is @Diogenese on this whole concept. His words are perfect (including higgeldy-piggeldy!!!):

Dio: "Basically if there are M spikes arriving higgeldy-piggeldy, you only need to process the first N spikes. This greatly reduces the amount of processing required. The strongest spikes having the most relevant information arrive earlier than the weaker spikes".

I have watched that video 4 times easy, yet last time I looked it only had about 125 views. Such a fantastic video, freaky good. I just don't understand that low view count. Maybe it is the Hidden Secret Sauce or Unknown Secret Sauce!

https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-2022.1/page-1272#post-114755

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Hi Stuart, A concern I have with this vid is that Simon Thorpe seems to be publishing a detailed explanation for all to see, of the secret sauce that we've bought and paid for. ???

 

[skutza]

Thus has already happened correct? Did anyone watch? I think it was like 3am correct?

 

[Boab]

Thus has already happened correct? Did anyone watch? I think it was like 3am correct?

Was that a spelling mistake or are you a Kiwi?

 

[Pmel]

Looks like we are gong to drop even further.

 

[Slymeat]

thanks @cosors. I noticed it stopped in traffic in a keep clear zone at the 1m32s mark and you can see someone in the backseat holding up a phone recording in the revision mirror. Felt a bit giddy watching it at 4x normal speed or whatever it was

A very interesting demonstration, I am impressed by the self driving ability of this vehicle. I would not be comfortable to sit in the back seat though.

Another little hiccough was at 3:43 when it stopped, holding up traffic visible in its side rear mirror, because a cyclist was approaching on the opposite side of the road. And there wasn’t even a floating plastic bag anywhere to be seen.

Unfortunately, needlessly coming to a complete stop, under many non-dangerous situations, is what autonomous vehicles will be programmed to do, and this will cause dangerous situations. This may be programmed for safety, but it will result in infuriating drivers behind the vehicle who may dangerously overtake just to get away from the unintelligent vehicle that seems to jump at shadows.

The vehicle also seems to let other vehicles slip in front of it; there was a point when it left a big gap at an intersection and a van pulled in front—that could be good to exploit when in traffic.

 

[JK200SX]

Looks like we are gong to drop even further.

 

[Zedjack33]

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[toasty]

Looks like the manipulators have stacked the sell side again.........

 

[Fact Finder]

The inventor of the Knock Knock joke won a Nobel prize....

On that basis:

Knock, knock.

Whose there?

Nobel.

Nobel who?

No bell that’s why I knocked.



FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[Slade]

*Sept 13-14 Edge AI Summit
*Sept 14-15 AI Hardware Summit
*Sept 27 tinyML Neuromorphic Eng.
*Sept 28-30 Edge Impulse Imagine
*Nov 1-2 Linley Fall Processor Conf

A busy month ahead for BrainChip.

 

[Bravo]

On that basis:

Knock, knock.

Whose there?

Nobel.

Nobel who?

No bell that’s why I knocked.



FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

LOL! It's FANTASTIC to have you back FF!

 

[Bravo]

Rather than replying to FF with another Knock Knock joke (which I'm sorely tempted to do, don't you worry about that), I did have something a bit more pressing that I wanted to pitch to everyone, which is whether anyone has looked into Arm's recent announcement (28 June 2022) of the second generation of Armv9 CPUs?

Just between you, me and the lamp post, I feel like there's a reasonably high possibility that we MIGHT have something to do with this. When I say 'we', I mean BrainChip/AKIDA, but you know what I mean.

Please tell me I'm wrong, or otherwise tell me to run to the fridge and pop open a bottle of champers!

Arm introduces second-generation Armv9 processors, plus a ray-tracing GPU

Arm has introduced its second-generation Armv9 processors plus new GPUs, including the new Immortalis-G715, which supports ray tracing.

www.xda-developers.com

Cortex-X3: the new fastest core from ARM (architecture analysis) - HWCooling.net

Cortex-X3: new fastest ARM core with clock speed up to 3.6 GHz and 6 ALUARM has been introducing new CPU cores annually for the last few years. This year, the company is unveiling the second generation of CPU cores based on the ARMv9 instruction set. Among them, a new highest-performance...

www.hwcooling.net

 

[Cardpro]

I think it's the short sellers again ~_~.
Hopefully they will get burnt bad soon

 

[Bravo]

 

[mcm]

Rather than replying to FF with another Knock Knock joke (which I'm sorely tempted to do, don't you worry about that), I did have something a bit more pressing that I wanted to pitch to everyone, which is whether anyone has looked into Arm's recent announcement (28 June 2022) of the second generation of Armv9 CPUs?

Just between you, me and the lamp post, I feel like there's a reasonably high possibility that we MIGHT have something to do with this. When I say 'we', I mean BrainChip/AKIDA, but you know what I mean.

Please tell me I'm wrong, or otherwise tell me to run to the fridge and pop open a bottle of champers!



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Arm introduces second-generation Armv9 processors, plus a ray-tracing GPU

Arm has introduced its second-generation Armv9 processors plus new GPUs, including the new Immortalis-G715, which supports ray tracing.

www.xda-developers.com

Cortex-X3: the new fastest core from ARM (architecture analysis) - HWCooling.net

Cortex-X3: new fastest ARM core with clock speed up to 3.6 GHz and 6 ALUARM has been introducing new CPU cores annually for the last few years. This year, the company is unveiling the second generation of CPU cores based on the ARMv9 instruction set. Among them, a new highest-performance...

www.hwcooling.net

Well I'm going to quickly have a champers before ulux responds.