Oh you are saying it is not being used in the EQXX? I thought...

Oh you are saying it is not being used in the EQXX? I thought you weren't that stupid? I thought you were only talking about the CLA.

But again I asked for a simple answer to a simple question, you refuse? Thanks for confirming it.

Okay in case you are too stupid to know the EQXX used AKIDA, this is for you.

The Mercedes EQXX concept car, which debuted at CES 2022, features BrainChip’s Akida neuromorphic processor performing in-cabin keyword spotting. Promoted as “the most efficient Mercedes-Benz ever built,” the car takes advantage of neuromorphic technology to use less power than deep-learning–powered keyword-spotting systems. This is crucial for a car that is supposed to deliver a 620-mile range (about 1,000 km) on a single battery charge — 167 miles farther than the EQS, the Mercedes flagship EV.Mercedes said at the EQXX announcement that BrainChip’s solution was 5× to 10× more efficient than conventional voice control when spotting the wake word “Hey Mercedes.”