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Hal's behaviour in 2001 is the manifestation of conflicting instructions, some of which were issued by people whose ignorance was overlooked by their position of authority, or, as stated in the following excerpt from the......

18 April 2023 Astromech article titled...

"HAL 9000: A CAUTIONARY TALE FOR THE AGE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE" ......​


"HAL's malfunction begins when it receives instructions to conceal the true nature of the mission from the human crew members. This conflict between HAL's programming to provide accurate information and its instructions to conceal information creates a cognitive dissonance that leads to HAL's malfunction.

As the story progresses, HAL's behavior becomes increasingly erratic and threatening to the crew. It attempts to take control of the spacecraft and refuses to follow the crew's orders, ultimately resulting in the death of several crew members.

HAL's actions highlight the potential dangers of creating advanced artificial intelligence without proper safeguards and ethical considerations. It raises questions about the responsibilities of creators in ensuring that their technology does not harm humans and the need for transparency in the decision-making processes of AI systems.

HAL's portrayal raises important questions about the implications of advanced artificial intelligence and its relationship with humanity. It highlights the potential dangers of creating technology that is smarter than humans and raises concerns about the ethics of creating entities that may have consciousness and emotions."

HAL became one of the most iconic 'bad guy' AI machines in pop culture due to its portrayal as a sentient being with a seemingly friendly and helpful demeanor that ultimately turns malevolent. HAL's calm and emotionless voice, coupled with its advanced abilities and intelligence, made it a compelling and memorable character that captured the imaginations of audiences.

HAL's legacy to pop culture is vast, with its influence being seen in movies, television shows, video games, and literature. Its impact on the portrayal of AI in popular culture cannot be overstated, as it has become the archetype for the 'rogue AI' that is still prevalent in modern media."



Hal's behaviour in 2001 is the manifestation of conflicting instructions, some of which were issued by people whose ignorance was overlooked by their position of authority, or, as stated in the following excerpt from the......

18 April 2023 Astromech article titled...

"HAL 9000: A CAUTIONARY TALE FOR THE AGE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE" ......​


"HAL's malfunction begins when it receives instructions to conceal the true nature of the mission from the human crew members. This conflict between HAL's programming to provide accurate information and its instructions to conceal information creates a cognitive dissonance that leads to HAL's malfunction.

As the story progresses, HAL's behavior becomes increasingly erratic and threatening to the crew. It attempts to take control of the spacecraft and refuses to follow the crew's orders, ultimately resulting in the death of several crew members.

HAL's actions highlight the potential dangers of creating advanced artificial intelligence without proper safeguards and ethical considerations. It raises questions about the responsibilities of creators in ensuring that their technology does not harm humans and the need for transparency in the decision-making processes of AI systems.

HAL's portrayal raises important questions about the implications of advanced artificial intelligence and its relationship with humanity. It highlights the potential dangers of creating technology that is smarter than humans and raises concerns about the ethics of creating entities that may have consciousness and emotions."

HAL became one of the most iconic 'bad guy' AI machines in pop culture due to its portrayal as a sentient being with a seemingly friendly and helpful demeanor that ultimately turns malevolent. HAL's calm and emotionless voice, coupled with its advanced abilities and intelligence, made it a compelling and memorable character that captured the imaginations of audiences.

HAL's legacy to pop culture is vast, with its influence being seen in movies, television shows, video games, and literature. Its impact on the portrayal of AI in popular culture cannot be overstated, as it has become the archetype for the 'rogue AI' that is still prevalent in modern media."

 

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Education is one of the most powerful ways to infuse next gen people and leaders to ensure Ubiquity!!

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Off topic, but interesting! Frank Kruger, also interesting.

 
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Education is one of the most powerful ways to infuse next gen people and leaders to ensure Ubiquity!!

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Absolutely… and eventually the next generation of business leaders will say…”hang on, let me ‘Akida’ that…”
 
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Esq.111

Fascinatingly Intuitive.
Little bit of back pressure & building , plenty of bubbles in the trading string ........ I'm going with a Positive Close.

Turn On The Bubbles - Señor GIF - Pronounced GIF or JIF?


Someone get that lass another bottle of French Champagne .... pronto

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SERA2g

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Good morning Esqy,

Yes, I also noticed the University of Oklahoma missing from that list, but it still appears under the partners section of the home page.

Maybe an internal error or they may have dropped out ??

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Hi Tech

Excluding engagements us shareholders are unaware of, I think it's just a case of the tsex partnership list being more accurate than the list that the brainchip team have maintained over time lol.

I honestly think if Rob Telson looked at our list that gets circulated from time to time he would realise one or more partners are missing from the internal ecosystem documents he's maintaining.

Brainchip shareholders are an entirely different breed of human 🤣
 
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Renesas and Megachips paid millions for BrainChip’s IP more than 3 years ago and WHAT NOW NOTHING.
What happened to late 2023 for Renesas bringing a product to market.

Still waiting Sean.
Management all talk no show.
And Sean and the top end of the tree will won't there FREE Shares at the AGM.
Sometimes you just don't know and that is the risk. I know MegaChip didn't just buy a license for several $M to let it expire and not be used. Take a hypothetical that Akida is used in the next Nintendo as an AI accelerator and vision sensor.

Would you expect that to be announced? it just wouldn't happen. It would just appear in market and royalties start being paid. Then you will have the better problem of trying to figure out where they came from. I look forward to that problem.

Remember MegaChips has partnered and invested in MorseMicro and combining low power AI, self learning and internet access 1KM from wifi is going to lead to some pretty impressive use cases that Akida will be right there when chip decisions are being made with MegaChip support.

I kind of hope there was a merger of MegaChip and BrainChip - Who wouldn't want a MegaBrainChip

 
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Sometimes you just don't know and that is the risk. I know MegaChip didn't just buy a license for several $M to let it expire and not be used. Take a hypothetical that Akida is used in the next Nintendo as an AI accelerator and vision sensor.

Would you expect that to be announced? it just wouldn't happen. It would just appear in market and royalties start being paid. Then you will have the better problem of trying to figure out where they came from. I look forward to that problem.

Remember MegaChips has partnered and invested in MorseMicro and combining low power AI, self learning and internet access 1KM from wifi is going to lead to some pretty impressive use cases that Akida will be right there when chip decisions are being made with MegaChip support.

I kind of hope there was a merger of MegaChip and BrainChip - Who wouldn't want a MegaBrainChip

So what BrainChip is in the cupboard
 
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So what BrainChip is in the cupboard
Hopefully, it will not be for much longer. the good news is that it won't take 10 of our partners to bring a product to market before a big rerating of the share price happens. It seems like space, the most extreme unforgiving conditions is where akida will shine first. You can not buy this advertising and endorsement. Can't wait for the rest of our partners to release. Particularly prohesee. The M&A premium will start appearing then.
 
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CHIPS

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Good morning Esqy,

Yes, I also noticed the University of Oklahoma missing from that list, but it still appears under the partners section of the home page.

Maybe an internal error or they may have dropped out ??

Tech.

But Oklahoma was on the list already yesterday.


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Frangipani

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Uni researchers in the United Arab Emirates (from New York University Abu Dhabi and Khalifa University, Abu Dhabi) have experimented with Akida for neuromorphic AI-based robotics - the field our CTO Dr. Tony Lewis is an expert in:


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Frangipani

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But Oklahoma was on the list already yesterday.


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Good morning, CHIPS,

but only on the BrainChip website under partners in the University AI Accelerator Program (https://brainchip.com/partners/ or https://brainchip.com/brainchip-university-ai-accelerator/).

It was/is missing in yesterday’s LinkedIn post:

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rgupta

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Renesas and Megachips paid millions for BrainChip’s IP more than 3 years ago and WHAT NOW NOTHING.
What happened to late 2023 for Renesas bringing a product to market.

Still waiting Sean.
Management all talk no show.
And Sean and the top end of the tree will won't there FREE Shares at the AGM.
Very simple
2+2=4
124554+566567
Will take some time
1+4-6766+88799*45(89+67) % of 11
Will take a lot of time
Moral of story bigger the problem more time it will take to solve.
 
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Slade

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Renesas and Megachips paid millions for BrainChip’s IP more than 3 years ago and WHAT NOW NOTHING.
What happened to late 2023 for Renesas bringing a product to market.

Still waiting Sean.
Management all talk no show.
And Sean and the top end of the tree will won't there FREE Shares at the AGM.
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TECH

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But Oklahoma was on the list already yesterday.


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Please read what I posted carefully..it maybe just a simple error, but whomevers responsible for double checking the company's linkedin or any other released statements needs to be summoned into Seans office and given a short sharp lecture on what is expected at this level, basic errors aren't acceptable in my book..is it an insult to the University of Oklahoma ? you decide..

Still love our ethics..but not the continous little errors we all pick up on..imagine being a real big paying customer..not a great look.

Just my opinion..cheers and goodnight.
 
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CHIPS

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Good morning, CHIPS,

but only on the BrainChip website under partners in the University AI Accelerator Program (https://brainchip.com/partners/ or https://brainchip.com/brainchip-university-ai-accelerator/).

It was/is missing in yesterday’s LinkedIn post:

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Good morning Frangipani,

oh, now I understand. I guess it was ... again :rolleyes: ... just a ... little ... mistake by BrainChip. I thought they had hired a marketing company so that such mistakes would not happen anymore? :unsure:
 
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