Hats off to uiux for putting in the time and effort and for having the skill to do this.
While I genuinely applaud his dedication, I don’t see how this proves anything with regards to Akida being used to create commercially successful products which ultimately is what is required for BRN to succeed.
Here’s an idea for the die-hard BRN fans here. Rather than constantly telling everyone you are topping up with BRN shares, why don’t you pool your money and talents, and see if you can use this technology to develop a commercial product that people actually want to buy.
@uiux could be lead developer,
@BarrelSitter could be lead engineer, and
@Fact Finder could be lead counsel.
You could use the funds to hire more developers, engineers, product designers etc. This would really show belief in the technology.
Otherwise, this demo only really shows Akida might be a bit of fun for a hobbyist but gives no indication of whether Akida is good enough to be used in commercially available products.
(20min delay)