Refer back to previous post but then again you probs have me on...

Refer back to previous post but then again you probs have me on ignore haha

https://hotcopper.com.au/posts/64181840/single

No doubt good for end users.

Something that assists with hearing loss is great but doesn't discount what BRN are doing.

You are also aware that this has a digital layer though yeah?

Would appear the digital layer does some heavy lifting in the interpretation while analog just IDs patterns and chip is hybrid not solely analog.

Couple snips below from article.

https://techtime.news/2022/06/21/polyn-technology/

Polyn’s first NASP chip contains 50,000 analog neurons.The final product is a hybrid of a fixed analog network for pattern identification, and additional dynamic digital component in charge of interpreting patterns.

This component is also responsible for the addition of new components to the algorithm during updates and even to perform training at some level. Timofeev: “An average of 90% of the neural network is fixed and unchanged. Less the 10% is updated during operation. Our chip is hybrid: we transform 90% of the network to an analog circuit, and the rest remains digital. We can also adjust this ratio according to the specific needs.”