Hi
@Tothemoon24,
Interesting exchange between The AI Cowboys and Kevin from IBM.
The AI Cowboys aren’t strangers to Akida. They’ve worked with it before and have been following Kevin’s work pretty closely, which makes the interaction even more interesting.
Makes you wonder… does Kevin now shelve his Symphony/Akida version because The AI Cowboys have already built something similar, or is his comment actually a subtle nudge saying “this is exactly where Akida should go”?
It's seems to me like he might be hinting "you’ve built the platform… now imagine it with genuine intelligence at the edge."
Right now (according to ChatGPT at least) the kind of system that AI Cowboys just launched would be pulling in huge volumes of data. If Akida were added into the mix, it would sit upstream filtering noise at the edge, detecting anomalies before the data even hits the system, pushing events instead of flooding dashboards. This would mean less data, more signal. In other words, potentially faster, cleaner, cheaper.
Where Akida might fit if added may be in cameras, RF, sensors and traffic feeds where it could perform anomaly detection, pattern recognition and event filtering.
I wonder if Kevin is thinking if it would be possible to layer Symphony over the top to create something even more scalable - a coordinated system fed by edge intelligence, instead of a central platform trying to make sense of everything after the fact??...