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Pom down under
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Thanks for you inputThere was extremely strong demand at the time, as DK said, due to the Intel Foundry convention and the publicity that gave us.
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There is always manipulation, but strong volume and demand is "harder" to fake (though Market Movers can still encourage it).
The value of something in this World, is purely based on what people are prepared to pay for it.
Any other factors, are pretty much irrelevant.
People are currently paying AUD$102,166.91 for a Bitcoin, something that will never produce an income and you cannot see or hold.
It's value is based purely on the "Greater Fool" theory, in my opinion.
(sorry all you crypto lovers).
Share spikes and dips, are also like this.
A fool to sell so low and a fool to buy so high.
The Intel exposure (as well as the Mercedes reveal) were just tastes, of what demand can do, for the shares in our Company.
This is the "joy" of being on the speculative side of Town.
When BrainChip lands a significant IP deal, the "dream" will begin it's crystallization into reality and the share price will move 4 or 5 times it's current value.
Future success, will begin to be baked into the share price.
Manipulation will continue, but at higher levels.
Ultimately, as we all know, BrainChip must prove the value of it's IP in the Marketplace.
Once this happens though, it will be very hard, to place a value, on a hot commodity.
Right now, we are in no man's land.
especially aa I’m still waiting to top up 
Pom down under
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It’s really shocking how bad it’s really gotten over at HC
Pom down under
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Slymeat
Move on, nothing to see.
NVIDIA have sold the sledgehammer approach to AI very well (I call it AI by GRUNT) and have been rewarded fabulously for it—a hangover from crypto mining maybe. And while excessive energy consumption is still not an issue for data centres, and many AI systems, who simply add extra green (and perceived to be free) energy generators (wind, solar etc), I doubt NVIDIA will need to consider energy efficiency. They sell the perception of AI by GRUNT and want everyone to think that’s the only way to do it.
I call it a perception of AI, because throwing immense resources at a problem in order to do something clever, very fast is not my idea of AI.
The world doesn’t yet comprehend what intelligence is, let alone artificial intelligence, nor AI at the edge. Power consumption at the edge is critical—and this is where Akida will rule.
I view intelligence as reasoning to an acceptably correct result given completely new information, and even with information missing.
The closest thing I’ve ever seen to true AI is the Tiger demonstration by BrainChip. Being trained with a single toy tiger, oriented in one direction, maybe two, and being able to reason that a picture of a real Tiger is also a Tiger. Now that IS AI and should be shouted out to the world as load as possible.
One-shot, and even two-shot learning is critical to getting people to accept the true worth of Akida.
AI by Grunt systems need to be trained with thousands of different pictures and then can only chose a solution if presented with an image that is contained within that training set, or so close that it is pretty much indistinguishable. That is simply a database lookup and has zero intelligence. It can only use logic that is coded into it. It cannot deviate from that code!
MetaAI and ChatGP have astounded me with the relevance of their answers. But still, not AI IMHO.
@Diogenese if musk isn't really using cnn's much these days snns would be a likely replacement would they not?
Summary: Researchers have developed a novel image sensor that significantly improves the ability to track neural voltage changes, crucial for understanding brain functions like memory. The new CMOS technology allows individual pixel timing control, enhancing light capture without sacrificing speed.
In experiments described in the study, Zhang and Wilson’s team demonstrates how “pixelwise” programmability enabled them to improve visualization of neural voltage “spikes,” which are the signals neurons use to communicate with each other, and even the more subtle, momentary fluctuations in their voltage that constantly occur between those spiking events.
“Measuring with single-spike resolution is really important as part of our research approach,” said senior author Wilson, a Professor in MIT’s Departments of Biology and Brain and Cognitive Sciences (BCS), whose lab studies how the brain encodes and refines spatial memories both during wakeful exploration and during sleep.
neurosciencenews.com
In experiments described in the study, Zhang and Wilson’s team demonstrates how “pixelwise” programmability enabled them to improve visualization of neural voltage “spikes,” which are the signals neurons use to communicate with each other, and even the more subtle, momentary fluctuations in their voltage that constantly occur between those spiking events.
“Measuring with single-spike resolution is really important as part of our research approach,” said senior author Wilson, a Professor in MIT’s Departments of Biology and Brain and Cognitive Sciences (BCS), whose lab studies how the brain encodes and refines spatial memories both during wakeful exploration and during sleep.
New Image Sensor Enhances Neural Voltage Tracking - Neuroscience News
Researchers have developed a novel image sensor that significantly improves the ability to track neural voltage changes, crucial for understanding brain functions like memory.
neurosciencenews.com
Mike Davies, Intel Labs: ‘We’re reaching the boundaries of basic computing’
The man at the head of the world’s largest neuromorphic system is aiming to mimic the human brain to increase computing capacity and efficiency in meeting the demands of a new era
Q. Does artificial intelligence need a neuromorphic system to grow?
A. That’s what we believe.
Q. Will we see a neuromorphic chip in a personal computer or smart phone?
A. I think so, it’s a matter of time frame. You won’t see that in the next year, but the technology will mature and I think that you will see it deployed into edge devices [data processing that takes place close to its origin to ensure speed and efficiency] or mobile devices, autonomous vehicles, drones or your laptop. Our Hala Point device is designed for the data center. It’s a box the size of a large microwave. But if we look at nature, you find brains of all sizes. Insect brains are very impressive, even at that small scale. And then you have, of course, the human brain. We are pursuing both directions of that research. We believe that the commercialization will happen in the edge devices first, but there’s a need to keep pushing and doing research at the large scale.
At the data center, we will probably be able to see these systems in five years
Q. When will they be ready?
A. It’s hard to predict because there are still open research questions. At the data center, it’s probably something like five years. We also see in the future that everything will need to operate off of battery power, and the power savings that neuromorphic can offer are extremely important.
There are also somewhat less obvious applications, like wireless base stations for cell phone infrastructure. We are working with Ericsson to better optimize communication channels.
Ultraleap, Prophesee and TCL RayNeo Partner to Develop Innovative Technology for AR Glasses
Ultraleap has announced a strategic partnership with Prophesee and TCL RayNeo to develop low power tracking technology that can be used in AR glasses, pushing the boundaries of augmented reality (AR) experiences.
www.prophesee.ai
Very promising.View attachment 64815Ultraleap, Prophesee and TCL RayNeo Partner to Develop Innovative Technology for AR Glasses
Ultraleap has announced a strategic partnership with Prophesee and TCL RayNeo to develop low power tracking technology that can be used in AR glasses, pushing the boundaries of augmented reality (AR) experiences.
Hopefully this will compete with the Ray Ban Meta.
TCL needs to improve on the current glasses design for a start. That think is ugly.
Hopefully something comes out of this partnership and not just another dead end for everyone.
Not advice. DYOR
Shadow59
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Prophesee mention only their sensors. Ultraleap apparently have some sort of AI they've been using. Not sure that it includes Akida.View attachment 64815Ultraleap, Prophesee and TCL RayNeo Partner to Develop Innovative Technology for AR Glasses
Ultraleap has announced a strategic partnership with Prophesee and TCL RayNeo to develop low power tracking technology that can be used in AR glasses, pushing the boundaries of augmented reality (AR) experiences.
Quatrojos
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Sorry, did you say something?Pia selling her shares does not bring any confidence in her own commitment. Especially at this price. Would love to hear something from her about Brainchip. Anything.
7für7
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I think you didn't understand what I wrote. Let me make it clear. I'm not a beginner in this business like you and your T&J and The Dean friends who mess around here with other nicknames. I haven't sold my last pants to buy shares. It doesn't even occur to you that other investors took out their initial investment at the all-time high and maybe some profit, letting the rest ride. No, you don't think that far. You just invest $100 (if that) to boast about doubling it at $200. You're just fortune hunters looking for the perfect rise by any means, lacking knowledge and information about the company and technology. Your constant whining and negativity show you don't see anything positive in life. Work on that, and you'll be on the winning side! Just a little tip... not investment advice. Better you wake upI’m excited
Sure you are. But you don't seem to have any critical facility.
If Sean can't find a licensee for our IP, he should look for a wealthy partner to buy some of our shares. A lot of them.
To keep diluting the value of existing shareholders and raise money from capital raising at this stage is lazy and contemptible.
So you're not really excited are you.. You're asleep with half a frankfurter rolling about your chaise-lounge. Wake up!
mrgds
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For tax purposes , re; vesting of performance rights ..................
7für7
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As I mentioned before. Some people here don’t understand much about your Australian tax rules ether
shows me they are newcomer, Kids or just storyteller
Humble Genius
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Probably just paying out the loan of her house, thats all......
rgupta
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