I've been holding since AZK too.
My understanding is that Peter does not want his invention to be taken over by any institution or run by any entity other than BrainChip
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My understanding is that Peter does not want his invention to be taken over by any institution or run by any entity other than BrainChip
Sotherbys01
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I don't believe Peter could stop it now if he tried
Everyone has a price
If it's important to you, you could ask someone who knows.
I doubt that you'll get an answer from the forum but I might be mistaken.
Unfortunately it looks like they are about to take over this forum as well with different nicknames. Pretending like serious investors who are scared because of the current situation.
recently the people who are well informed left the forum , they post less and the cockroaches smell their opportunity!Our relationship with Edge Impulse may be crucial for the future of BRN. All image SNN applications require Models developed from customer data against which the transient camera data can be compared. The same applies to other sensor data.
At present, building models is a labour-intensive task in which humans identify objects in an image and type the information into the computer.
I think that this is a gauge of our relationship with Edge Impulse:
https://brainchip.com/akida-foundations/
Edge Impulse is involved in developing Customer Models, using EI with Akida Models library to perform ML automatic classification on customer data so the customer data can be incorporated into the customer Model. This circumvents the arduous manual classification process used in developing models.
So BRN together with Edge Impulse may be working with the likes of Valeo to develop lidar data models adapted for use with Akida.
... and as far as LLMs go, we may be working with EI to develop "segmented" LLMs addressed to specific topics.
At present, building models is a labour-intensive task in which humans identify objects in an image and type the information into the computer.
I think that this is a gauge of our relationship with Edge Impulse:
https://brainchip.com/akida-foundations/
Edge Impulse is involved in developing Customer Models, using EI with Akida Models library to perform ML automatic classification on customer data so the customer data can be incorporated into the customer Model. This circumvents the arduous manual classification process used in developing models.
So BRN together with Edge Impulse may be working with the likes of Valeo to develop lidar data models adapted for use with Akida.
... and as far as LLMs go, we may be working with EI to develop "segmented" LLMs addressed to specific topics.
mrgds
Regular
Very good point. Thanks for posting.Mrs Turcinov is a very smart person it seems but are not technology educated but you can bet that she have lots of connections in Australia and elsewhere.
Because of her education, she should not be speaking in public about BRN in my opinion but more working in the back ground. It's very likely she is doing just that!
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wilzy123
Founding Member
I didn't ask WHY she is selling them.
I said I would like to hear something from her about Brainchip, a company that employs her.shows me some people are ignorant, newcomer, Kids or just storyteller
This is a great post
DingoBorat
Slim
He's saying the design is completely "in-house" though (in a roundabout way).
mrgds
Regular
Yes DB, ................ then at 26.00min he explains its very power efficient compute.
Might not be Tesla that is using Akida, though im sure all other OEMs are asking the question of how can we compete?
Jeez, fur, that's pretty harsh.
What about my idea of looking for a major investor as a back up plan to finding a major licensee. Not bad for a beginner eh?
I think that's a positive from me while yours is an irrational number cubed.
Because the founders are against it. Hopefully they will change their tune at some point.
Tothemoon24
Top 20
"Temporal Event Neural Networks: A More Efficient Alternative to the Transformer," a Presentation from BrainChip - Edge AI and Vision Alliance
Chris Jones, Director of Product Management at BrainChip, presents the “Temporal Event Neural Networks: A More Efficient Alternative to the Transformer” tutorial at the May 2024 Embedded Vision Summit. The expansion of AI services necessitates enhanced computational capabilities on edge devices...
www.edge-ai-vision.com
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DingoBorat
Slim
"very power efficient compute" compared to what?
A Nvidia option that he mentioned they were "not" using?..
An AKIDA 2.0 on TENNs, would very likely trump anything he's got, by a wide margin...
Apart from use in "edgier" devices, like smart rings etc, our greatest strength in automotive (excluding EVs) is going to be our lack of latency (which includes things like driver monitoring, air bag deployment etc) but also "don't piss me off with a slow response time" type non-safety critical features, like "asking" your car to do something..
Like you've said, companies like Tesla and Apple (if not using our tech) are not going to share what they "do use" with others.
So other Companies are going to have to try and stay competitive, in other ways, or get left behind.
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Terroni2105
Founding Member
"Temporal Event Neural Networks: A More Efficient Alternative to the Transformer," a Presentation from BrainChip - Edge AI and Vision Alliance
Chris Jones, Director of Product Management at BrainChip, presents the “Temporal Event Neural Networks: A More Efficient Alternative to the Transformer” tutorial at the May 2024 Embedded Vision Summit. The expansion of AI services necessitates enhanced computational capabilities on edge devices...
He is a good speaker
AusEire
Founding Member.
Why didn't Blockbuster buy into Netflix when they were offered it?
Why did Kodak fail? Because they failed to innovate and adapt to the digital age.
Lots of companies have hit and missed
Maybe Nvidia don't see neuromorphic technology as a threat YET.
I actually hate this question tbh because it gives god like status to the likes of Nvidia, Intel etc etc.
Space Cadet
Regular
Interesting read. Not aurenif posted previously l.
SC
Space Cadet
Regular
The podcast that is referenced.
https://fromthecrowsnest.transistor...tive-warfare-unveiling-neuromorphic-frontiers
Dr. Guerci from iSL
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