An easy way to look at this might be this:Akida has the...

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Originally posted by dippY22: ↑

This was origionally posted to "...How about them apples" thread not too long ago but was met with crickets. Perhaps my question is considered stupid and me as a person who doesnt get Akida. Well, I really don't in all honesty. I am not an engineer type. But I do understand the need for edge computing on chip due to limitations resulting from the many billions of i.o.t. devices, etc Hence, the following question below.

Thank you uiux (for the apples) and zeeb0t (for above) for your efforts. I hope you are both trying to break or disprove Akida, and not just prove that it works. Either outcome would be most revealing. So keep up the great efforts and work.

To both these people, or anyone else: I have a (dumb?) question as to whether a.i. or Akida ( especially Akida ) can solve a jigsaw puzzle? A 500 piece jigsaw puzzle would be nice, but I would accept a childs 10 piece wooden jigsaw puzzle like my kids learned to complete at around age 3 or 4.

If solving a jigsaw puzzle is beyong the realm of possibility for Akida, just tell me. It will do nothing to change my enthusiasm for the Brainchip story. But if it can, well then I may mortgage my house and back up the truck !!!Regards, dippY

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An easy way to look at this might be this:
Akida has the potential use of 1.2 million neurons and 10 billion synapses; a small child has 86 billion neurons and 100 trillion synapses which are arranged in cortical columns. The brains ability to predict the next step in some sequence of steps is due to its arrangement in columns of the same structure - each column able to retain a previous step, allowing previous step remembering to make a prediction about the next step. This kind of capability would be needed to solve a jig saw puzzle. Akida (apart from being at the number of neurons and synapses of perhaps a bumble bee) does not currently have a column like architecture (that’s supposed to be around the corner in Akida 2.0) so it can’t predict the next step yet, so no chance of it solving a jig saw puzzle - even the smartest bees can’t solve jig saw puzzles

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