BRN (ASX) 2021 BRN Discussion

Originally posted by BarrelSitter: ↑

Samsung only have about 422 598 patent, of which only 10000 relate to Ai, and 5000 of those relate to voice/language.

This a random sample:
Priority: 2019-03-26
US2021012766A1 VOICE CONVERSATION ANALYSIS METHOD AND APPARATUS USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
https://worldwide.espacenet.com/patent/search/family/068100981/publication/US2021012766A1?q=num%20%3D%20%22US2021012766%22%20AND%20pa%20%3D%20%22Samsung%22

The present invention relates to a voice conversation analysis apparatus and a method therefor and, more specifically, to: a voice conversation analysis apparatus categorizing voices generated during a voice conversation so as to predict required functions and further analyzing the voices so as to provide proper functions; and a method therefor. In addition, disclosed are: an artificial intelligence (AI) system for simulating the functions of recognition, decision-making, and the like of the human brain by using a machine learning algorithm; and an application thereof. According to one embodiment, disclosed in an electronic device control method for performing an operation through a suitable operating mode by using an AI learning model so as to analyze a voice conversation, comprising the steps of: receiving a voice and acquiring information on the voice; acquiring category information on the voice on the basis of the information on the voice so as to determine at least one operating mode corresponding to the category information; and performing an operation related to the operating mode by using an AI model corresponding to the determined operating mode.

If you think that does not look much like Akida, you'd be right. While not expressly excluding SNN, that don't mention it:

[0153] For example, models such as a deep neural network (DNN), a recurrent neural network (RNN), and a bidirectional recurrent deep neural network (BRDNN) may be used as a data recognition model, but the embodiment is not limited thereto.

Or there is:

US2021319789A1 ELECTRONIC DEVICE AND OPERATION METHOD THEREOF
https://worldwide.espacenet.com/patent/search/family/078006594/publication/US2021319789A1?q=US2021319789A1
[0037] The speech recognition function may be combined with artificial intelligence technology to provide a speech assistant service. An artificial intelligence system is a computer system for implementing human-level intelligence in which a machine itself learns, makes decisions, and obtains a higher recognition rate the more it is used. Artificial intelligence technology includes machine-learning (e.g., deep-learning) technology that uses an algorithm for classifying/learning features of input data by itself, and element technologies for copying cognition and decision functions of the human brain through a machine-learning algorithm. The element technologies may include at least one of language understanding technology for recognizing human languages/characters, visual understanding technology for recognizing objects like human vision, inference/prediction technology for determining information and performing logical inference and prediction, knowledge representation technology for processing human experience information to knowledge data, or motion control technology for controlling autonomous driving of vehicles or the motion of robots.

As far as Samsung are concerned, machine learning is algorithm-based - so they could do with Akida.

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H@BarrelSitter

Many thanks for that can I just throw this at you to keep in your reference draw. Vorago when submitting the Phase 1 application to NASA for AKIDA described what they were seeking to Hardsil as a CNNRNN chip. Since that time every one of the entries on NASA sites where Vorago and AKIDA turns up it is described as a CNNRNN. So I did some research on this RNN descriptor for what we know to be SNN and it is commonly used so at times I have had trouble determining if they mean SNN or some other form of Recurrent Neural Network technology solution.

My opinion only (so don't hit too hard) DYOR
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