Why is it that when using google search for “Akida” and I restrict the search for the last 24 hours only, the third site listed is www.qualcomm.com/products/mobile/snapdragon/smartphones/mobile-ai
This came up while looking further into QV stuff and is from last year but they hiring for work in image processing and still using Akida.Further to my prev QV post...it appears they also set up a new company in Japan mid last year.
This site goes into more explanation on the product and architecture and where we sit in the system integration flow.
Quantum Software International, Japan
Quantum Ventura Inc specializes in AI/Machine Learning, Cyber & Mobile Security, Big Data Analytics. Quantum Research Labs undertakes advanced system research.www.quantumsoftware.jp
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Here's a patent from 2015*.
Oleg Sinyavski ( currently Principal Applied Scientist at Wayve) was one of the inventors of this patent. The other inventor was ...Olivier Coenen, currently Senior Research Scientist at ....BRAINCHIP!!!!
Could someone please call Tony ASAP and ask him to call Olivier to see if he can get on the blower to his old mate Oleg! Best to strike while the iron is I say!
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*Systems and apparatus for implementing task-specific learning using spiking neuronsSystems and apparatus for implementing task-specific learning using spiking neurons
US9146546B2 · Issued Sep 29, 2015
US9146546B2 - Systems and apparatus for implementing task-specific learning using spiking neurons - Google Patents
Generalized learning rules may be implemented. A framework may be used to enable adaptive spiking neuron signal processing system to flexibly combine different learning rules (supervised, unsupervised, reinforcement learning) with different methods (online or batch learning). The generalized...patents.google.com
And it's not like Wayve couldn't benefit massively from our help IMO. Just look at the list of main challenges that they're facing. Without blowing our trumpet too much, I beleive we are literally the PANACEA for these woes, like Hydrozole is for ringworm, or like a toupee is for a pate (pate = bald head).
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Hi Dio,Cigarless once again.
US2024166165A1 FACIAL RECOGNITION ENTRY SYSTEM WITH SECONDARY AUTHENTICATION 20221121 Publication: US2024166165A1·2024-05-23
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[0023] FIG. 2 shows authentication controller 16 in greater detail. A main processor 30 includes logic 31 which directs operation according to the processes described herein. A program block 32 performs facial recognition and/or gesture recognition by comparing captured images to prestored templates (biometric and nonbiometric).
It looks like Ford are using software to compare stored images with the camera output (processor 30; program block 32). There is no mention of NNs or AI.
Still that does not conclusively rule out using Akida simulation software, but it does not closely describe a NN application. But doing an old fashioned image comparison would use a lot of power. Wouldn't it be funny if the car recognizes the driver, but then has a flat battery from the effort.
TeNNs?
After all there is the hypothesis that Valeo and Mercedes could be using Akida simulation software ...
That'ud be all @Bravo 's postsWhy is it that when using google search for “Akida” and I restrict the search for the last 24 hours only, the third site listed is www.qualcomm.com/products/mobile/snapdragon/smartphones/mobile-ai
I agree....Somedays BRN makes my head hurt.
Today is one of those days.
Take care buddyI've been off line for a while. Just got out of hospital after major kidney surgery. The pain has been quite staggering to be honest.
Anyway, for a bit of therapy, I thought I'd take a quick look here, and it really has helped. The pain of the operation has paled into insignificance and is now a distant memory.
Hi FJ,Hi Dio,
Quick question,
What is the possibility of TENNs becoming a separate product in its own right?
As we haven't produced a reference chip for Akida 2.0, we are running simulations for customer on legacy hardware. Could the algorithm be tuned to run on say, FPGA, CPU/GPU & alternative neuromorphic h/ware? (Loihi?)
OK, that is two questions.
Cheers,Hi FJ,
I have no inside information, just rumors picked up here mainly and BRN webpage, ...
My understanding is that it can be run separately from Akida, but it is better with Akida. Maybe chiplets or software simulation?
Yes, it would be relatively easy to build on FPGA, and since Akida is processor agnostic, I assume any old CPU/GPU would do for the software simulation.
Cheers,
I had wondered why TENNs hadn't just been demo'ed on AKD 1000, instead they seem to have been shown as individual ingredients to make up Akida 2.0 .
Anyway, Intel seem to be aiming Loihi 2 at data centres and our man Tony Lewis did mention that TENNs could be scaled up to working at data centre scale..
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Why is it that when using google search for “Akida” and I restrict the search for the last 24 hours only, the third site listed is www.qualcomm.com/products/mobile/snapdragon/smartphones/mobile-ai
Thank you MMHGet well soon.. just prayed for you.
Has anyone noticed that if you rearrange the letters (KleidiAI), you get ‘Akida’ …. almost It’s a sign!!View attachment 64002
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