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For those not wanting to click those monstrously ugly links. The above is a couple of papers from our friends in Greece.
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Nasa program "EMIT" detects dust to find possible impacts on climate change:
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mission partners are listed here:
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NASA Dust Detective Delivers First Maps From Space for Climate Science - NASA Science
Measurements from EMIT, the Earth Surface Mineral Dust Source Investigation, will improve computer simulations researchers use to understand climate change.
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NASA kartiert Wüstenstaub, um den Klimawandel besser zu verstehen
Mit einem neuartigen Spektrometer möchte die NASA die Auswirkungen von Wüstenstaub auf das globale Klima erforschen.
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Partners | Mission – EMIT
EMIT will make the first detailed maps of dust composition of Earth’s dust source regions and use state-of-the-art climate models to better understand regional and global heating and cooling impacts and future changes in dust source regions.
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BrainChip Demonstration of Essential AI Utilizing Akida IP
I haven't seen this video before so thought I'd share it with others that might have missed it.
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I have been unable to get out of my head the Phd candidate’s description of AKIDA as a BEAST.
This is truly an amazing adjective to use for this technology. It is so unexpected from my perspective.
It’s use cannot be because of its size as it is smaller than a $AU2.00 coin.
It’s use cannot be due to its minuscule power consumption.
It’s use cannot be because of massive heat generation because there is basically none to speak of.
So it’s use can only be related to its processing power.
AKIDA the BEAST.
Who would have thought to use this term?
A data scientist studying for a PhD that is who?
My opinion only DYOR
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AKIDA BALLISTA
FF wrote,...."It’s use cannot be due to its minuscule power consumption. It’s use cannot be because of massive heat generation because there is basically none to speak of."
Thinking about these two attributes of Akida technology, I was musing about if Brainchip might one day corral some professional association endorsements because of "just" these two attributes? Our website could perhaps boast with the likes of some of the following organizations for example, endorsing Akida for it's proven environmental low impact, or lending their association logo to our website because they are proud to.
American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)
Yale School of the Environment
National Association for EHS&S Management (NAEM)
American Academy of Environmental Engineers and Scientists
Audio Engineering Society
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE)
The Society of Military Engineers (SAME)
World Wildlife Federation (WWF)
Or, maybe join a few groups and just throw in some association name dropping like Apple does here,....
"We work with a wide range of nonprofit, industry, government, and business partners around the world. We collaborate with other best-in-class companies across all our environmental initiatives through our memberships in organizations like Ceres and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD). On our climate change efforts, we work with organizations including Advanced Energy Economy (AEE), RE100, the Japan Climate Leaders’ Partnership, and We Mean Business. Our work on creating circular material supply chains is supported by our membership with the Aluminum Stewardship Initiative and the Platform for Accelerating the Circular Economy (PACE). We’re also members of Green America’s Clean Electronics Production Network (CEPN) and the Green Chemistry and Commerce Council (GC3). For more information on our partnerships, read the 2022 Environmental Progress Report (PDF)."
Maybe my musing is putting the cart before the horse and in due time these "associations" will be seen. It's just that these attributes or benefits of Akida technology available NOW are such gold I only wish we could leverage them more, and more quickly.
The above musings are my opinion only
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A really great article!
What can not be changed by AI in the future in our world. Even if we are currently facing huge difficulties worldwide, it is still a very exciting, positively exciting time.
Perceptron: AI saves whales, stabilizes gait and bans traffic
Research in the field of machine learning and AI, now a key technology in practically every industry and company, is far too voluminous for anyone to read it all. This column, Perceptron, aims to collect some of the most relevant recent discoveries and papers — particularly in, but not limited to, artificial intelligence — and explain why they matter.
In a study published in the journal Science Translational Medicine, the MIT researchers showed that their device was able to effectively track Parkinson’s progression and severity across dozens of participants during a pilot study. For instance, they showed that gait speed declined almost twice as fast for people with Parkinson’s compared to those without, and that daily fluctuations in a patient’s walking speed corresponded with how well they were responding to their medication.
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What can not be changed by AI in the future in our world. Even if we are currently facing huge difficulties worldwide, it is still a very exciting, positively exciting time.
Perceptron: AI saves whales, stabilizes gait and bans traffic
Research in the field of machine learning and AI, now a key technology in practically every industry and company, is far too voluminous for anyone to read it all. This column, Perceptron, aims to collect some of the most relevant recent discoveries and papers — particularly in, but not limited to, artificial intelligence — and explain why they matter.
In a study published in the journal Science Translational Medicine, the MIT researchers showed that their device was able to effectively track Parkinson’s progression and severity across dozens of participants during a pilot study. For instance, they showed that gait speed declined almost twice as fast for people with Parkinson’s compared to those without, and that daily fluctuations in a patient’s walking speed corresponded with how well they were responding to their medication.
Perceptron: AI saving whales, steadying gaits and banishing traffic | TechCrunch
In this edition of TechCrunch's Perceptron column, we look at efforts to track Parkinson's progression, stop whale-boat collisions, and more.
techcrunch.com
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https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/ai-ml-data-ethics-article-link.40086/post-65128
Best demonstration yet
Thanks for sharing
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I actually preferer $20 by next Xmas, if this can be arranged it would be gratefully appreciated
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Recently China has been rapidly advancing cheap Robot Tech like Boston Dynamics $20k Dog copied and made available for $2k
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I do feel that the long awaited tipping point is at hand just look at the downloads of the AKIDA CNN2SNN on PyPl as at yesterday:
PyPI page
Home page
Author: Alvaro Moran
License: Apache 2.0
Summary: Keras to Akida CNN Converter
Latest version: 2.2.3
Downloads last day: 128
Downloads last week: 956
Downloads last month: 3,916
Assume that just one tiny percent of last months downloads are for the purpose of implementing AKIDA technology in a new product offering this would be 39.16 new products hitting the market over the coming year or so generating royalties. It is happening now.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
PyPI page
Home page
Author: Alvaro Moran
License: Apache 2.0
Summary: Keras to Akida CNN Converter
Latest version: 2.2.3
Downloads last day: 128
Downloads last week: 956
Downloads last month: 3,916
Assume that just one tiny percent of last months downloads are for the purpose of implementing AKIDA technology in a new product offering this would be 39.16 new products hitting the market over the coming year or so generating royalties. It is happening now.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
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This is exciting @Fact Finder. Do you ever sleep? You seem to be across everything Brainchip, especially including things that I wouldn’t have thought to look.
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Add in the Execution Engine and Models growth and things become very exciting:
PyPI page
Home page
Author: David Corvoysier
License: Proprietary
Summary: Akida Execution Engine
Latest version: 2.2.3
Required dependencies: numpy
Downloads last day: 52
Downloads last week: 314
Downloads last month: 2,147
PyPI page
Home page
Author: David Corvoysier
License: Apache 2.0
Summary: Akida Models
Latest version: 1.1.4
Downloads last day: 49
Downloads last week: 536
Downloads last month: 2,287
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
PyPI page
Home page
Author: David Corvoysier
License: Proprietary
Summary: Akida Execution Engine
Latest version: 2.2.3
Required dependencies: numpy
Downloads last day: 52
Downloads last week: 314
Downloads last month: 2,147
akida-models
PyPI page
Home page
Author: David Corvoysier
License: Apache 2.0
Summary: Akida Models
Latest version: 1.1.4
Downloads last day: 49
Downloads last week: 536
Downloads last month: 2,287
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
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Alvaro Moran a good friemd of Alex Gonzalez who happen to take a pic of a licence plate BRN2RUN "by coincidence..."
Alvaro being mentioned here brought me back some months ago when i was lookimg into Philia Engineering also at Toulouse and i remember seeing this picture below in which Alvaro liked.
Now it so happens that the infamous 1and half hour segment that Tech touched on with the name Nikunji so happens that i listened to it and there is quite a segment toward the end mentioning waste management just so happens that Philia Engineering is involved with.
Less Is More When It Comes To Sensor Power
It used to be the cost of a microcontroller was a big inhibitor to putting brains in everything, but those days are long gone. Even 32-bit CPUs are now cheap enough that you can throw them into any…
The sensor can measure temperature, humidity, pressure, magnetic field, and acceleration on three axes. The device claims to harvest energy from radio frequencies, vibrations, small temperature differentials or light, even indoors. Our guess is that the sensor package runs on very little and when you poll the device wirelessly, the incoming radio signal supplies power for communication. The company claims its device uses 1000 times less power than competing solutions.
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This photo below was the photo taken by Alex Gonzalez who so happens to be good friends with Alvaro of Brainchip.
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What was the line from As you like it: 'All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players'
The US markets were still happy over night because earnings growth has slowed (now we players might have thought this was not a great thing to happen but no we are wrong) which should lead to the Federal Reserve softening its approach to interest rate rises believing that the rises already in place are sapping consumer and business confidence. (So we players were wrong again. Being happy and positive is clearly the road to ruin. More pessimism is what a healthy economy needs.)
So with pessimism in mind I read about the Australian economy and it seems that the Australian Treasurer believes in pessimism economics as well. Why do I say this well we have almost full employment and he found $142 billion extra dollars down the side of lounge in his office at Parliament House that fell out of a staffers pockets late at night and yet all he can talk about is the fact that the cost of the NDIS is blowing out over the forward estimates at 14% a year. (I ask myself how can he be depressed about this surely his side of politics understood what it was likely to cost given they claim the NDIS as the greatest achievement of the Gillard Labor Government. Indeed they claimed the Liberal Government was cutting the funding of the NDIS by stealth over the last ten years and were not spending enough. Anyway one way or another I am being forced to embrace pessimism as I am merely a player.)
I am though not sure I will succeed as it is hard to be pessimistic as a Brainchip shareholder living in the economic miracle with an absolute over abundance of raw materials that are in demand from every corner of the Earth stuffing tax dollars down the back of the Treasurers couch at rates faster than he can keep track of.
THOUGH WE ARE MERELY PLAYERS WE DONT HAVE TO BE PESSIMISTIC BECAUSE WE LIVE IN A DEMOCRACY AND HAVE FREE CHOICE. SO:
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
The US markets were still happy over night because earnings growth has slowed (now we players might have thought this was not a great thing to happen but no we are wrong) which should lead to the Federal Reserve softening its approach to interest rate rises believing that the rises already in place are sapping consumer and business confidence. (So we players were wrong again. Being happy and positive is clearly the road to ruin. More pessimism is what a healthy economy needs.)
So with pessimism in mind I read about the Australian economy and it seems that the Australian Treasurer believes in pessimism economics as well. Why do I say this well we have almost full employment and he found $142 billion extra dollars down the side of lounge in his office at Parliament House that fell out of a staffers pockets late at night and yet all he can talk about is the fact that the cost of the NDIS is blowing out over the forward estimates at 14% a year. (I ask myself how can he be depressed about this surely his side of politics understood what it was likely to cost given they claim the NDIS as the greatest achievement of the Gillard Labor Government. Indeed they claimed the Liberal Government was cutting the funding of the NDIS by stealth over the last ten years and were not spending enough. Anyway one way or another I am being forced to embrace pessimism as I am merely a player.)
I am though not sure I will succeed as it is hard to be pessimistic as a Brainchip shareholder living in the economic miracle with an absolute over abundance of raw materials that are in demand from every corner of the Earth stuffing tax dollars down the back of the Treasurers couch at rates faster than he can keep track of.
THOUGH WE ARE MERELY PLAYERS WE DONT HAVE TO BE PESSIMISTIC BECAUSE WE LIVE IN A DEMOCRACY AND HAVE FREE CHOICE. SO:
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
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