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if you have been researching Brainchip for more than 2 years and you intimately know where they have come from and what they have achieved, and where the standard of AI is today, it should put you in one of two categories. impressed or unimpressed. as far as I have understood from commentary and published articles from well versed tech legends over the last few years is that Brainchip has made something possible, that was considered impossible for a very long time. Big names like intel and IBM have not figured out how to make this work properly. A computer chip that can learn and adapt on its own of grid. pure science fiction. we are at the very early stages, think dial up internet compared to 5g today. Internet was an impossible concept when it was first invented, and even though it was a physical reality for a while many doubted it would ever become anything. Now if we loose internet connection for a minute, we become a dysfunctional human. My point is that Brainchip has taken the first leap into the unknown and has now a physical chip to prove that the impossible is in fact possible. The same way that dial up took a little while to convince the critics, I assume it will take a little while to convince the critics that Akida is not a hoax, it's just so new that it challenges peoples understanding of something they thought they new all about. I also predict AKIDA 5G version is in the not so distant future where life as we know it will feel dysfunctional with a minute without Akida.

I'm in the IMPRESSED category.