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Possible price sensitive announcement tomorrow before opening?
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Fair point. I agree.
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Sorry if already posted, Laurent Hili commenting 1 week ago.
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#space #ml #ai #benchmarking #highperformance | Leonidas Kosmidis
Great to see the international impact of OBMark-ML at the IEEE Space Computing + Space Mission Challenges for Information Technology (SMC-IT/SCC) last week! The open source machine learning benchmarks which we developed for the European Space Agency - ESA were used in at least 5 publication...
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Last week, I wrapped up my summer internship at BrainChip . It has been an incredible journey since June. I got hands-on experience working on core machine learning model development for edge… | Ganesha Srinivas Damaraju | 28 comments
Last week, I wrapped up my summer internship at BrainChip . It has been an incredible journey since June. I got hands-on experience working on core machine learning model development for edge devices (on-chip AI). I learned more than I could’ve imagined and truly enjoyed the process. I’m also...
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#brainchip #akidacloud #ai #edgeai #developers | BrainChip
Tomorrow’s the day! Join us for an exclusive webinar on our new BrainChip Developer Akida Cloud: a new platform providing instant, hardware-free access to our next-generation Akida™ technology. Akida Cloud enables real-time evaluation of our ultra-low-power, event-based architecture across...
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Trump wants more deals like Intel's, worrying business community — Reuters
U.S. President Donald Trump said he wants to make more investments in healthy U.S. companies on Monday. Whether Corporate America is on board is another story.
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Trump wants more deals like Intel's, worrying business community — Reuters
U.S. President Donald Trump said he wants to make more investments in healthy U.S. companies on Monday. Whether Corporate America is on board is another story.apple.news
"We're moving from a pure capitalistic economy to a much more state-engaged economy... That's a huge change for America and over where we've been. I've never seen an era like this," said Bill George, former Medtronic CEO and executive education fellow at Harvard Business School."
"Some Republicans criticized the move, with Kentucky Senator Rand Paul calling the Intel stake a terrible idea.
"If socialism is government owning the means of production, wouldn’t the government owning part of Intel be a step toward socialism?" Paul said.
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An announcement? Missed the cleansing notice
Boab
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Suffering from TDS?
Put on your Pumps and have a beer with Robert De Niro, you'll feel much better.
Well you have to give them kudos for being relentless with these announcements. Surely these performance bonuses need to stop until decent revenue is reached.An announcement? Missed the cleansing notice
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Liking the new web page and especially the use cases page. The information has probably always been somewhere on the site, but it makes finding the useful information easier. Also if there is any doubt about what is going to be achieved over the next few months I would suggest looking at it. It is reassuring to know there is some light at the end of the (long) tunnel.
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Discover how BrainChip's edge AI solutions are applied across various industries, including wearables, automotive, industrial, and environmental monitoring.
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TheDrooben
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TDS???Suffering from TDS?
Put on your Pumps and have a beer with Robert De Niro, you'll feel much better.
Trump Digs Socialism???
You better get back to Fox News mate........the amygdala hijacking is huge there.......
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3 reasons everyone is talking about an AI bubble
Story by atecotzky@businessinsider.com (Alice Tecotzky}https://www.msn.com/en-au/technolog...1&cvid=68ad03c086dc496ab3da093919a7ea64&ei=25
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Sam Altman's warning
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warned that people might be getting "overexcited" about AI earlier this month....
MIT's eye-opening report
A recent report from MIT found that 95% of AI pilots don't generate measurable financial savings or boost company profits....
Meta's AI restructuring
After spending millions to build a "superintelligence" AI team, Meta is breaking up its internal AI apparatus. The four new teams will focus on research, training, products, and infrastructure....
None of this should affect Akida's viability.
AI chatbots such as ChatGPT using omniscient LLMs seem to have reached a plateau short of the AGI summit, but still at an altitude to induce hallucinations.
The current status of Akida's AI application is the use of oxymoronic S-LLMs (small LLMs) with RAG. Applications of S-LLMs like user manuals, being based on fact absent the opinion/bias/bigotry/ignorance which has been swept up in universal LLMs should mitigate erroneous output.
However, even if the AI bubble were to burst, it's comforting to remember that Akida has limitless applications beyond the chatbot AI. universe.
Akida has unlimited applications which do not require LLMs.
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I don’t understand why some guys care so much about what the majority of people in the US voted for in their own country. That’s how democracy works… one day Democrats will be in power again, then Republicans, and so on. Nothing will ever really change. Just mind your own business in your own country. (Sorry if some of you are Americans – if that’s the case, please clarify your political issues via private message! Not meant to be offensive, just for the sake of the forum.)
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The idea of "omniscient LLMs" is a misconception, as large language models are fundamentally limited by their training data and statistical nature
. The term, however, has been used in specific contexts, such as describing a particular research model called OmniScience or critiquing certain AI-based social simulations.
Reasons why no LLM is truly omniscient
- Limited training data: The knowledge of an LLM is a snapshot of the massive, but finite, dataset it was trained on. It does not have access to private, real-time, or future information, and cannot learn from new interactions without external data retrieval or retraining.
- Hallucinations: LLMs are "statistical machines" that predict the most likely next word or token based on patterns learned from training data. This probabilistic nature means they can generate confident-sounding but factually incorrect or nonsensical information, a phenomenon known as hallucination.
- Inability to reason or reflect: LLMs lack genuine comprehension, consciousness, and the ability to reason about a user's question. They cannot intentionally self-correct or validate their own reasoning beyond statistical self-consistency.
- Information asymmetry: In a realistic, multi-agent setting, LLMs do not inherently have access to all information. For example, in social simulations, an agent given an "omniscient perspective" has a clear advantage over agents operating with information asymmetry, which is the more realistic setting.
- Epistemological limits: Any AI model's "understanding" is constrained by how humans have structured the data it learns from. The model can only mirror back the order and vocabulary that humans have already established, and cannot create truth independent of that human context.
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