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16/05/15

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Originally posted by marty386 ↑

I think it is pretty clear that a working prototype actually exists.

Any naysayers should check out the BrainChip website (last section at the bottom):

http://brainchipinc.com/technology/

"BrainChip is the only company in the world to have achieved autonomous learning in a network of Digital Neurons without any software.
A prototype Spiking Neuron Adaptive Processor was designed as a ‘proof of concept’ chip.

The first tests were completed at the end of 2007 and this design was used as the foundation for the US patent application which was filed in 2008. BrainChip has also applied for a continuation-in-part patent filed in 2012, the “Method and System for creating Dynamic Neural Function Libraries”, US Patent Application 13/461,800 which is pending."

Now, can we stop discussing if the chip exists or not.....

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"A prototype Spiking Neuron Adaptive Processor was designed as a ‘proof of concept’ chip."

I'll use some pretty pictures so you can get some idea of reality.

The BC prof of concept has 6 neurons.

This is what a 'proof of concept' car looks like" [1886 Daimler-Benz]

Peter needs $4m to build a 10,000 neuron working chip.

This is the automotve equivalent of the 10,000 neuron BrainChip:

TrueNorth already has one million neurons.

This is the automotive equvalent of TrueNorth:

Do you understand now?

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