BRN Discussion Ongoing

[McHale]

This might be it:

Thanks FF, I run off a memory too, but sometimes it works better than other times, but it has been an "interesting" week in my office.

Moving on I get to be 70 this Saturday, which at one point of time felt like a span of life I wouldn't see, so I will celebrate this with
my lovely wife, and perhaps a toast with the very nice antique port I picked up yesterday for the occasion.

It's interesting to hear you run off memory (I do understand you spend far more time than I do here), because in saying that it's
obvious your brain is doing very well. So Cheers FF, and plenty more to come we hope.

 

[Fact Finder]

2022-02-10 PCRM USDA Complaint Re UC Davis and Neuralink (No Exhibits) | PDF | Animal Welfare | Implant (Medicine)

Jeremy Beckham letter to USDA regarding Neuralink/UC Davis trials

www.scribd.com

They are rhesus macaque monkeys not chimpanzees

This is an article detailing the response from Neuralink - https://www.teslarati.com/neuralink-inhumane-treatment-animal-testing-response/

Bit difficult to integrate hardware into an actual brain without actually testing the hardware throughout the development process, they have also tested on pigs

I too don't want to be cruel to animals needlessly

But if that sort of tech could restore the use of limbs to a crippled human in the future (or some other benefit we cannot deliver today) then surely its worth investigating & I wouldn't want them to experiment on humans?

There is lots of work going on in this area even within the military using humans for the experiments to improve brain response times and to over come fatigue. Reading the posted article chimpanzees, pigs or rhesus macque monkeys makes no difference from my perspective the alleged conduct is disgusting as reported in the filed court documents and you are taking as a given that there is no other scientific method available to carry out this research.

For at least the best part of 200 years animals have been used in just about every laboratory in the world but in the last 30 years there has been a dramatic change because of expectations around the humane treatment of animals and scientific advancements. The bottom line is animals are used mostly because they are cheap by comparison and do not complain. There are no perfect animal to human models.

If you go to Samsung and search its work on mapping the human brain you will see that there are already very advanced models of the actual brain that Neuralink is looking to connect its system too so it strikes me that using animals in this fashion when they are not a perfect representation of the human brain will in the end still lead to experiments on humans to make it all work.

Quantum computing will also allow for incredibly advanced modelling in the future if current neural computing architecture is not up to the task so an ends justifies the means argument is hollow. As I said in the end Neuralink will have to stick their probes into human brains as no regulatory body anywhere in the world will accept monkey and pig test results as being sufficient proof of the medical efficacy. If they were not just having a blind shot in the dark they could use computer modelling and then work with humans. Elon Musk could volunteer.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[Fact Finder]

Thanks FF, I run off a memory too, but sometimes it works better than other times, but it has been an "interesting" week in my office.

Moving on I get to be 70 this Saturday, which at one point of time felt like a span of life I wouldn't see, so I will celebrate this with
my lovely wife, and perhaps a toast with the very nice antique port I picked up yesterday for the occasion.

It's interesting to hear you run off memory (I do understand you spend far more time than I do here), because in saying that it's
obvious your brain is doing very well. So Cheers FF, and plenty more to come we hope.

Happy Birthday for this Saturday. FF

 

[davidfitz]

I cannot find a chart thread so maybe there isn't one. Not really that important as I never understood them but there used to be some helpful commentary that would accompany the chart.

Very low volume today which is neither bad or good (I suppose?). Just wondering if this is the result of a fundamental change that is about to occur with the price.

Seems like the market is waiting for something to occur!

 

[db1969oz]

I cannot find a chart thread so maybe there isn't one. Not really that important as I never understood them but there used to be some helpful commentary that would accompany the chart.

Very low volume today which is neither bad or good (I suppose?). Just wondering if this is the result of a fundamental change that is about to occur with the price.

Seems like the market is waiting for something to occur!

It’s under technical analysis. But doesn’t get used as much as prev on Hot Crapper.

 

[Boab]

I cannot find a chart thread so maybe there isn't one. Not really that important as I never understood them but there used to be some helpful commentary that would accompany the chart.

Very low volume today which is neither bad or good (I suppose?). Just wondering if this is the result of a fundamental change that is about to occur with the price.

Seems like the market is waiting for something to occur!

Avoiding the most recent low of $1.33 on 27th Jan will be good news. Higher lows and higher highs. Go you good thing.

 

[davidfitz]

It’s under technical analysis. But doesn’t get used as much as prev on Hot Crapper.

Thanks good to see YLJ on there and its probably a good thing that it not overused as a Chart Thread should be all about charts

 

[Taproot]

Am keeping one eye on XILNIX already , I believe BRN are likely the reason AMD is purchasing them at the moment .............tick........tock

Bob Beachler is ex: Xilinx. He worked on machine learning and embedded vision applications for Xilinx before coming over to Brainchip.

 

[Mea culpa]

Thanks FF, I run off a memory too, but sometimes it works better than other times, but it has been an "interesting" week in my office.

Moving on I get to be 70 this Saturday, which at one point of time felt like a span of life I wouldn't see, so I will celebrate this with
my lovely wife, and perhaps a toast with the very nice antique port I picked up yesterday for the occasion.

It's interesting to hear you run off memory (I do understand you spend far more time than I do here), because in saying that it's
obvious your brain is doing very well. So Cheers FF, and plenty more to come we hope.

Welcome to the Septuagenarian Circle, McHale. A morning running companion believes port is not only a necessary relaxant before retiring each evening but also sustains and enhances a retentive memory. Now there was something else I thought I'd add. Oh dear, what was it? No idea.
Anyway, cheers.
Mea Culpa

 

[Proga]

Here you go chief

Thanks greatlake. That's the third interview of Sean I've heard and he is definitely getting better. The interviewer did a great job. A lot of the questions he asked I would have liked to ask myself and Sean's replies were succinct and to the point.

Interesting he said he can't talk about Mercedes. There must be a lot of development of further applications happening using Akida to be incorporated into future models so Mercedes wants to keep it quiet to wow the market to gain a competitive advantage. If Akida was restricted to the concept car, Sean could chirp his head off.

Work being carried out analysing vibration patterns on trains seems fairly advanced.

The stock only needs 1 or 2 licencing agreements to put another rocket under the share price. Sean gave a big hint a few where already on their way down the pipeline for this year. I thought he did a could job explaining it is a pipeline and will take some time for applications using Akida technology becoming commercially available when licencing agreements are signed.

 

[Tttower1984]

Anyone knows what happened just now?

 

[Tttower1984]

Anyone knows what happened just now?

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Found it. Ukraine got crazy this time...

 

[A8kr1]

Live Updates: Donetsk Resident Wounded in Shelling by Ukrainian Forces, DPR Says

In Violation of Ceasefire, Ukrainian Armed Forces Fire Mortar Shells, Grenades on 4 LPR Localities

sputniknews.com

 

[Proga]

Anyone knows what happened just now?

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Ukraine. It's very expensive to keep armed forces in the field.

 

[Taproot]

Bob Beachler is ex: Xilinx. He worked on machine learning and embedded vision applications for Xilinx before coming over to Brainchip.

So - now Bob is at Untether AI
This is an absolute must watch.
Does Bob know something that GP Singh doesn't

 

[Slade]

Found it. Ukraine got crazy this time...

Live Updates: Donetsk Resident Wounded in Shelling by Ukrainian Forces, DPR Says

In Violation of Ceasefire, Ukrainian Armed Forces Fire Mortar Shells, Grenades on 4 LPR Localities

sputniknews.com

Hope you guys have prepared your bunkers. Best you go there now. Stay safe comrades.

 

[DJM263]

Ukraine. It's very expensive to keep armed forces in the field.

I heard the Russians weren't allowed over the border until they were fully vaccinated!

 

[uiux]

Hope you guys have prepared your bunkers. Best you go there now. Stay safe comrades.

I stocked up on:

LDOS:US
NOC:US
RTX:US
LHX:US
LMT:US
BA:US
GD:US

 

[Townyj]

Could be pro Russia soldiers in Ukraine causing some ruckus... It is hard to believe anything from media nowadays.

Hope you guys have prepared your bunkers. Best you go there now. Stay safe comrades.

 

[Equitable]

I would hate to be waiting at a road rail crossing for the 7.29km train to go past.

I was stopped at a crossing in Queensland once when a coal train passed through. I had enough time to get out of the car and have a cigarette (nasty habit I stopped 16 years ago). I don't know how long the train was but I was able to finish the cigarette which normally took at least 5 minutes to smoke. Had no idea before that day how long a train could be.