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We can't lose FactFinder. Not ever.WHAT A GREAT ARTICLE THANKS SAM.
Where to start, first I don't contribute much to this Forum, way too much over my headwith the complexity in this
chip. but boy is there some switched on people here that do, and I am I grateful to read these peoples' opinion. As I
have said before, well worth the 16 cents per day for membership.
First brought in BrainChip over 18 months ago (just stuck my toe in to feel the water to get myself interested),
have lost $20,000 once before over a (So called Wonder Chip). the old saying once bitten twice shy. Over the next 6months after reading up on BrainChip brought more and more . These two very intelligent guys
Peter Van De Made and Anil Mankar, who made this chip seem to be highly regarded in their field of work. So now
it has been proven and the Companies are now starting to line up and test it with some big Companies taking BrainChip
under their wing knowingly that there is money to be make off this chip and this is only hopefully the tip of the iceberg.
Ok now the share price (my average now 75cent), this is my last bite of the cherry with this stock, if it goes down and
I do my ARSE I am 64 now will have to keep working low-income job until 72. Please don't get me wrong i am not
crying poor, I have my own little unit in paradise and we with my wife's mother have a beautiful home in Thailand,
just no money in the bankbut I still have my health so far.
But if it gets to $5 to $7 in around 4 years' time (retirement time).I will be happy, don't have much super. But can
understand the frustrationand the stress
with the fluctuation of the price but also experience the Exhilarating
and the heart pumping feelingwhen it goes up, just got to take the good with the bad. I suppose it is the same with
some of the opinions on this Forum, but everybody has their right of opinion.
Ok I think enough rambling on, just getting my 16 cents worth in for the day, hopefully we will all enjoy the riches of
BrainChip in the future. This is only my opinion and what would I know.
ps
LET'S HOPE WE DON'T LOSE FACTFINDER
But he can take a break anytime his HEART desires. He devotes a lot of time and passion to our benefit and we are smart enough to realize it.
And he and his are invited to join me and the wife anytime in the heart of colonial Mexico when he really needs a change of scenery.
Dozzaman1977
Regular
Well said!!!!!
IMO i believe Socionext will be the first to mass produce a product with AKIDA IP. They are the world leader in the Graphic Display Controllers with their 4th generation now containing Akida IP. The samples of these were produced for clients in the middle of 2022, with production to start in early 2023 (i read that somewhere but can not find it now).
Keep up the good work Verification engineer!!!!!!!!
supersonic001
Regular
BrainChip on LinkedIn: Episode 23: AI with Accenture’s Managing Dir. & Global CTO Accenture…
The Podcast is up early for our social media insiders - BrainChip CEO Talks AI Innovation with Accenture’s Managing Director and Global Chief Technology…
Bring it on Chippa !! Looking forward to more one on ones with key industry folk and maybe customers
Damo4
Regular
I'm not sure why so many people lately use this forum, and this particular thread, as a therapy group.
You might as well just go back to the other site.
I find myself feeling a level of guilt for just popping in and seeing some helpful info, giving it a like and leaving.
But lately it's been easy to get caught up in the rubbish posted here, leading to just dreadful discussion that helps no-one.
I try to post LinkedIn/Twitter links if I get to them, otherwise I don't have a lot to offer but appreciate those who put the work in.
In my opinion, coming on here and saying "oh no, I'm upset I can't see $23B in revenue this qtr, that's what I and the market expected" is just genuinely shitting on any valuable contribution made here.
No wonder Uiux is no longer here and Fact Finder is on the way out.
This place began as a place to share info, away from the negativity.
It seems to have quietly and slowly become a place for people to bicker, moan and vent.
Why do I have to see someone say they are not happy with their investment when the Company is doing nothing wrong, and continually ticking boxes? Who does that help?
Commercialisation takes time and I'm genuinely perplexed so many here think it's the Co. that's ruining the SP.
I get we were told to watch the financials, but I also recall "lumpy" and "headwind".
I've seen shit companies in the past, this is not one of them, period.
If you have chosen to invest in BRN without research, it's your own fault.
If you chose to average up in any hype, it's your fault.
If you don't want to hold the shares for a long period, where this mess will be sorted, it's your fault.
If you need reassurance of your investment, because you exceeded your risk tolerance, it's your fault.
BRN has been so light on ANN and it's due to previous ASX companies promoting fluff that genuinely hurts SH's.
They have not promised anything, and they sure don't owe you anything.
If you look at the largest tech companies in the world, they started form small beginnings and grew.
That risk, that things take a little longer, is one we all own, but we will be rewarded if patient.
If you don't like risk, then put your cash in a saving account. Any effort to maximise your money comes from taking risk.
Not sure why I and other here have to listen to the moaning about timing when you have chosen to invest at the time you did.
Feel free to email Tony or Rob or Sean with your concerns, or call the Mayor.
You might as well just go back to the other site.
I find myself feeling a level of guilt for just popping in and seeing some helpful info, giving it a like and leaving.
But lately it's been easy to get caught up in the rubbish posted here, leading to just dreadful discussion that helps no-one.
I try to post LinkedIn/Twitter links if I get to them, otherwise I don't have a lot to offer but appreciate those who put the work in.
In my opinion, coming on here and saying "oh no, I'm upset I can't see $23B in revenue this qtr, that's what I and the market expected" is just genuinely shitting on any valuable contribution made here.
No wonder Uiux is no longer here and Fact Finder is on the way out.
This place began as a place to share info, away from the negativity.
It seems to have quietly and slowly become a place for people to bicker, moan and vent.
Why do I have to see someone say they are not happy with their investment when the Company is doing nothing wrong, and continually ticking boxes? Who does that help?
Commercialisation takes time and I'm genuinely perplexed so many here think it's the Co. that's ruining the SP.
I get we were told to watch the financials, but I also recall "lumpy" and "headwind".
I've seen shit companies in the past, this is not one of them, period.
If you have chosen to invest in BRN without research, it's your own fault.
If you chose to average up in any hype, it's your fault.
If you don't want to hold the shares for a long period, where this mess will be sorted, it's your fault.
If you need reassurance of your investment, because you exceeded your risk tolerance, it's your fault.
BRN has been so light on ANN and it's due to previous ASX companies promoting fluff that genuinely hurts SH's.
They have not promised anything, and they sure don't owe you anything.
If you look at the largest tech companies in the world, they started form small beginnings and grew.
That risk, that things take a little longer, is one we all own, but we will be rewarded if patient.
If you don't like risk, then put your cash in a saving account. Any effort to maximise your money comes from taking risk.
Not sure why I and other here have to listen to the moaning about timing when you have chosen to invest at the time you did.
Feel free to email Tony or Rob or Sean with your concerns, or call the Mayor.
thelittleshort
Top Bloke
"...Edge AI (is) certainly a very exciting domain and 2023/2024 is going to be really the time where you are going to see a lot more of it..."
- Jean-Luc Chatelain
buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
Great post sb, thanks for sharing your thoughts and plans let's hope that $5/$7 SP gets there in 2024 ...A good chance IMOWHAT A GREAT ARTICLE THANKS SAM.
Where to start, first I don't contribute much to this Forum, way too much over my head
chip. but boy is there some switched on people here that do, and I am I grateful to read these peoples' opinion. As I
have said before, well worth the 16 cents per day for membership.
First brought in BrainChip over 18 months ago (just stuck my toe in to feel the water to get myself interested),
have lost $20,000 once before over a (So called Wonder Chip). the old saying once bitten twice shy. Over the next 6months after reading up on BrainChip brought more and more . These two very intelligent guys
Peter Van De Made and Anil Mankar, who made this chip seem to be highly regarded in their field of work. So now
it has been proven and the Companies are now starting to line up and test it with some big Companies taking BrainChip
under their wing knowingly that there is money to be make off this chip and this is only hopefully the tip of the iceberg.
Ok now the share price (my average now 75cent), this is my last bite of the cherry with this stock, if it goes down and
I do my ARSE I am 64 now will have to keep working low-income job until 72. Please don't get me wrong i am not
crying poor, I have my own little unit in paradise and we with my wife's mother have a beautiful home in Thailand,
just no money in the bank
But if it gets to $5 to $7 in around 4 years' time (retirement time).
understand the frustration
and the heart pumping feeling
some of the opinions on this Forum, but everybody has their right of opinion.
Ok I think enough rambling on, just getting my 16 cents worth in for the day, hopefully we will all enjoy the riches of
BrainChip in the future. This is only my opinion and what would I know.
ps
LET'S HOPE WE DON'T LOSE FACTFINDER
chapman89
Founding Member
And then Sean said straight after that our (Brainchip) customers are telling them 2023/24 will be the year.
So you heard it from Sean’s mouth, the CEO of Brainchip that 2023/24 will be the years.
The CTO of Accenture also said that Brainchip is already successful, so here we have the CTO of a US$180 billion company saying Brainchip is successful, yet there’s those that will still not believe it….
buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
I think the big takeaway from the podcast is that we are firmly on the radar of the worlds biggest tech consulting firm that is helping the largest companies in the world to transform their businesses using technology. Arguably, Accenture would have to be one of the strongest channels to market for a business like Brainchip in the world.
chapman89
Founding Member
And Sean just happened to ask about Transformers… I think there’s a hint there!!!
Agree, if we have SNN based transformer network on the edge - think of the market opportunity for ChatGPT like functionality in edge devices. Chat GPT valuation circa $28b USD.
Bombersfan
Regular
A couple of great little snippets in there. I liked “edge ai is moving in from the darkness and in the long term most ai will be at the edge”.
For him to say “and that’s why your company is successful” means everyone knows about BRN.
Control your effing timelines people. They are rubbing shoulders and now partnering up with multi billion $ global companies that run the tech industry. The product timeline is years. The SP will keep getting knocked around until revenue hits, but follow the facts and in the words of the GM from Accenture 2023/2024 will see edge ai take off.
BaconLover
Founding Member
''Neuromorphic technology in general is going to be a significant part of the future of AI''.
Thanks for the confirmation Jean.
(And there is only one company in the commercial stage for this tech)
Thanks for the confirmation Jean.
(And there is only one company in the commercial stage for this tech)
ndefries
Regular
this was a good article this month on transformers
interesting that one of the downsides of current transformers that use RNN (recurrent Neural Networks)
The downside of the models created using RNN architecture is that they have short-term memory— they are really bad at analyzing long blocks of text. By the time the model reaches the end of the long block of text, it will forget everything that happened at the beginning of the block. And RNN is really hard to train because it cannot paralyze well (it processes words sequentially, limiting opportunities to scale the model performance).
hmmm BRN loves bringing up the word transformers
Akida2 comes with LSTM (long short term memory)
A long short-term memory network is a type of recurrent neural network (RNN). LSTMs are predominately used to learn, process, and classify sequential data because these networks can learn long-term dependencies between time steps of data.
One of the issues currently with ChatGPT etc is that it isn't understanding what it is producing
Language models created on top of the transformers architecture do not have access to the meaning of the information they analyze. LLMs do natural language processing (NLP), but they do not perform natural language understanding (NLU). As a result, any claims that GPT or BERT is true AI are false.
We are hearing the importance and growth of NLP and you see the great marketcap of ChatGPT as an example.
If Akida2 is the stepping stone for transformers to understand what they are producing over long sequences of data this will be like striking oil!
Our CEO has said BRN should be worth many multiples of its current price and so it should once we start landing these opportunities. We are getting close!
Transformer architecture: is it the future of AI?
Transformer architecture has taken the natural language processing (NLP) industry by storm. It is one of the most important ideas that happened in the world of NLP in the last decade. Transformers gave a colossal boost to language models, making it possible to use them for advanced tasks such as
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interesting that one of the downsides of current transformers that use RNN (recurrent Neural Networks)
The downside of the models created using RNN architecture is that they have short-term memory— they are really bad at analyzing long blocks of text. By the time the model reaches the end of the long block of text, it will forget everything that happened at the beginning of the block. And RNN is really hard to train because it cannot paralyze well (it processes words sequentially, limiting opportunities to scale the model performance).
hmmm BRN loves bringing up the word transformers
Akida2 comes with LSTM (long short term memory)
A long short-term memory network is a type of recurrent neural network (RNN). LSTMs are predominately used to learn, process, and classify sequential data because these networks can learn long-term dependencies between time steps of data.
One of the issues currently with ChatGPT etc is that it isn't understanding what it is producing
Language models created on top of the transformers architecture do not have access to the meaning of the information they analyze. LLMs do natural language processing (NLP), but they do not perform natural language understanding (NLU). As a result, any claims that GPT or BERT is true AI are false.
We are hearing the importance and growth of NLP and you see the great marketcap of ChatGPT as an example.
If Akida2 is the stepping stone for transformers to understand what they are producing over long sequences of data this will be like striking oil!
Our CEO has said BRN should be worth many multiples of its current price and so it should once we start landing these opportunities. We are getting close!
Mccabe84
Regular
Am I correct in saying that the next model of Akida will have a transformer with/in it ? After listening to the podcast and my very little tech knowledge, transformer cut the amount of code and data needed? If so, I think a lot of customers are waiting for this version ( please forgive me if I’m incorrect )
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