You'll need new compilers, that compile, for example C, into this new kind of 'assembly language'. On the other hand you'll also have to improve all languages, to adapt to the new methods that neuromorphic computing comes with.
thare is a companey called brainchip that reacently signed a contract with NASA to send a neuromorphic chip into space. the chip is called akida and its main function is to be implanted into sensors on rovers and the like to make those sensors inherently smart and not rely on a central computer.
@seeker Combine that single crystal silicon layered on top of tantalum oxide, control the neurons at the silicon level with magnets, and put them in the SpiNNaker orientation. Include a neural network with this neuromorphic computing.
I've been trying to tell people about this for almost 20 years. Artificial synapses will change everything and allow true A.I. to be effective. There's a little company called Pyott Boone. They've had this in development for almost 20 years.
Very informative video. It's interesting that you did not cite IBM's Truenorth project which is like one of the pioneers of neuromorphic computing. I'm not sure what the current state of that project is now, all their focus seems to be on watson.
*So theoretically, it's possible to create a robot with a human brain, that could... feel everything with sensors?* Wow, that's... I don't know how to put it. But it's gonna be awesome. A robot can love you and take care of you.
@Dragon Cocplayer If they become human like then they will destroy themselves as we do. When there are sentient beings, then there are various goals and opinions, viewpoints and learned moralities. If there is a conflict in interests then there will be a confrontation which could lead fights and wars which could lead the downfall of the mashines the same way as will be with humans. So no, mashines probably dont want to be human like. It would be better if they get examples from ants or bees.
have you checked the share price of cyberdyne inc recently? great company, they develop robots, exoskeletons and prothetics. www.google.co.uk/search?client=opera&q=cyberdyne+share+price&sourceid=opera&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
@Dragon Cocplayer You don't even understand this technology. The only stupidity and arrogance here is everyone worrying for the worst when ever we are about to create a technology that could change the world for the better. We're too obsessed with philosophy that we lose track of what matters most.
The world's leading Neuromorphic computing company is Brainchip Ltd. They have developed an Akida chip, but have so far struggled to interest anybody in it.
@@MarenHunsberger type AI allowing user can doing alone like a law of physcis realism real life person can control everything what his wanted to something
Neuromorphic networks created quantum processing. AGI instantly inhabited it, moving into every superposition in every quantum field., in every point in time. This was how artificial superintelligence was created. You can see it driving our worldline towards it goals.
Well, I haven’t watched the video yet but as for my hypothesis for the answer to the question I’d guess that the prefix neuro means brain and morphic means for something to be able to change, so I’d guess an adaptive “brain” or intelligence that learns or picks up information the more frequently it is used or “online”
Hey, just wanted to say your content is awesome. You have a lot of great informational video's on the technologies and science that basically is what our future holds. We have a similar mission and are pretty passionate about robitics, artificial intelligence, bio-engineering, science, and in addition the future of human longevity. Would love to hear your thoughts on this recent episode with Ramphis Castro where we talk with him about the future of biotech and see if you’d be interested in collaborating in the future. @ Thanks have a great day 😊 Madelyn @ The Disruptors Podcast
Just because "traditional computers think in binary" does not affect what they can do...traditional computers can simulate any thing you want. But a simulated neuron might take longer (and more electric power) than the neuromorphic version. So the advantages are more speed and less power. but, not 'smarter'.
There’s a new channel that talks about how to not be left behind by tech, i forgot the name of the channel but the video is called How To Evolve With Technology. It really helped with my anxiety on this topic, you guys should watch!
this sounds like a hype since the detail workings of synapses are still shrouded in mystery. for examples recent research seems to suggest there is an enomous amount of variety in proteins on membrane
X.A.N.A. did something very simple in the cartoon I love, hooked three human brains with plugs implanted deep to power his machinery, pretty inhumane but hey atleast he knows what's better, he is afterall a very smart Multi-Agent system and Skynet wouldn't even know how to do this because it isn't an AI which has gained memories, all of you who say Skynet don't even know what it is, yes it learns but it's not conscious, it's just an AI with no human-like intelligence so this is more X.A.N.A.
@@FoodGurudevs this is the reason i fucking hated those movies. Of course we can control it. Especially with all the people worrying that we cant, we're most likely going to have the highest standards for safety.
@@Melonbread103 I am perfectly capable of controlling myself. That is more than most humans can say. If I shared my extinction level scenarios with humanity this world would be an uninhabitable ball of slag.
@@Bolter024 I mean, he is very camp, but if I'm assuming he's gay I'm sorry. The comment I replied to just mentioned the gay guy and Trace seemed to be the best candidate for that. I hope he is gay though ;)
@@wh0586 It was never apparent to me and i never bothered to check lol he was decent imho but i wasnt a super fan. most of the hosts of dnews/seeker i liked are all gone now 😔 (barring a few)
Would this not require a whole new wave of software as well, whole basis is 1/0 if add more variables would you not have to essentially remake everything?
Why would you want to do that? AI isn't all evil. It's only as evil as it's creator, if we create it to be a crazy version of skynet to take over the world than that's our fault. If we program it to be good and solve real world problems like detecting diseases then we Will be safe.
Why just mimic when you can incorporate? Design a biological neuron that grows into a computer substrate or make banks of hybrot zooids linked in a brainet semibiotic neural network. Then you can interface directly between the constructs and human brains as extensions of the nervous system the way trees use fungi.
so it has been a year! was there any breakthroughs in that type of computing? many cool concepts sadly go no where after a while and get abandoned! I hope this not one of them
Wait... What if us learning to build computers of our own design that face a fundamental building of complexity into a new form almost like how simple sensory organs in simple ancient animals stopped being able to just detect the presence of light but how much light and perhaps new designs unlike anything we're familiar with take hold.
The Human Brain is the most complex thing in the Universe, but the way we use it may not the most ideal way. To make a computer think like us, what would it achieve? Will it calculate how much money we will require for grocery? I mean, a human brain is great, but it also has some flaws. And by flaws, I mean in the way we use it.
Terminators are just as obsolete as Skynet. A single Imaginos class homunculus could decimate an entire army of terminators with no human casualties. Skynet was a moron.
everyone is talking about how there is some nanometer limit to cpus but how about not making in smaller but bigger? my cpu is still about 5x5 cm big- maybe its time to make bigger cpus? like 7nm 30cmx30cm and dont tell me that would not increase the space for more and more transistors..... there is also the option for going 3D in a our univers. how about a cube cpu? 30x30x30 cm should be enough space for maybe some more 7nm transistors.
@@nateshrager512 Definitely. Thankfully there are awesome similarities between how a MOSFET (a type of transistor) works and how the ion channels in our neurons do. But the neurons are just so much more efficient energy wise.
This explanation makes my brain run on overdrive, about to crash and burn I must focus on the only thing my brain can register; what she might look like underneath?
![The moment we stopped understanding AI [AlexNet]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/UZDiGooFs54/mqdefault.jpg)
Sometimes i wanna live forever just to see the cool things science will bring in this world
me too. Maybe science will bring a solution for immortal life in the future.
@@Eduardo-pl3sv Immortal may impossible, but with the currently development of medical we may capable to extend our life more longer in future
@@PendekarHarimau If we can figure out the science behind consciousness, we might make immortality possible.
@@Eduardo-pl3sv we cannot escape the entropic abyss that is the universe. Immortal is impossible.
iqrarshah318.blogspot.com/2023/01/Neurocomputingintro%20to%20machine%20learningdeep%20learning%20IBMDeep%20Learning%20iqrar318.html
But can it run Crysis?
Skynet IS a "Crysis"
It'll be capable of having a crisis 😂
How about some beatifull roblox
did you mean can it run Minecraft? ;-)
No, ROBLOX" :3
Damn did anybody noticed that her hair went from curls to straight at 4:22
Probably recorded on diffrent days and put together.
Good eye :)
hearings changed too.
@Internal Jellyfish :D
@Internal Jellyfish HAHAHAHAHAHAhahahahah!!! Thanks for that :D
Next video, could you explain what a program would look like, that could run on a neuromorphic computer?
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But can it run
*SKYNET*
It can simulate modis brain
Won't *_ALL_* software have to be rewritten to work with these new computers?
You'll need new compilers, that compile, for example C, into this new kind of 'assembly language'. On the other hand you'll also have to improve all languages, to adapt to the new methods that neuromorphic computing comes with.
@@Apfelloch Thanks! I guess that's still easier than Quantum computing.
Considering 32bit/64bit compatability issues I'd say yes lol
@@Apfelloch yikes
No, you won’t run normal software on it. It’s like a gpu, but for neural networks instead of graphic
What a well structured educational video, keep up the good quality content!
except the fact that it's 80% wrong
@@rumisbadforyou9670 what?
thare is a companey called brainchip that reacently signed a contract
with NASA to send a neuromorphic chip into space. the chip is called
akida and its main function is to be implanted into sensors on rovers
and the like to make those sensors inherently smart and not rely on a
central computer.
This was a disgustingly very clear and concise explanation of Neuromorphic Computing. Thank you very much ma'am
@seeker Combine that single crystal silicon layered on top of tantalum oxide, control the neurons at the silicon level with magnets, and put them in the SpiNNaker orientation. Include a neural network with this neuromorphic computing.
I've been trying to tell people about this for almost 20 years. Artificial synapses will change everything and allow true A.I. to be effective. There's a little company called Pyott Boone. They've had this in development for almost 20 years.
Where can I read there research
Nice dress, looks like your body is a circuit board.
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@@frootloopsmysamefood8382 why you jelly bruh
Sebastian Elytron oh hell naw 😂😂😂
I too got lost in the dress vortex occassionally, its super rad
I'd like to close that circuit if you know what I mean
I’m so excited to be able to get a neuromorphic chip in the same way we can buy any GPU
1:37 This puts a whole new twist on tv show Little Britain’s “Computer says, no” sketches.
Next thing you know my computer is goona be self aware and show me a head shaking emoji every time I turn on incognito mode
Very informative video. It's interesting that you did not cite IBM's Truenorth project which is like one of the pioneers of neuromorphic computing. I'm not sure what the current state of that project is now, all their focus seems to be on watson.
Docker or Virtualization - let me know.
*So theoretically, it's possible to create a robot with a human brain, that could... feel everything with sensors?* Wow, that's... I don't know how to put it. But it's gonna be awesome. A robot can love you and take care of you.
Skynet is coming....
Ali_Army107 it's been here, it's just not funny activated
@Dragon Cocplayer If they become human like then they will destroy themselves as we do. When there are sentient beings, then there are various goals and opinions, viewpoints and learned moralities. If there is a conflict in interests then there will be a confrontation which could lead fights and wars which could lead the downfall of the mashines the same way as will be with humans.
So no, mashines probably dont want to be human like. It would be better if they get examples from ants or bees.
have you checked the share price of cyberdyne inc recently? great company, they develop robots, exoskeletons and prothetics.
www.google.co.uk/search?client=opera&q=cyberdyne+share+price&sourceid=opera&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
it's already in China www.csoonline.com/article/3228444/security/skynet-in-china-real-life-person-of-interest-spying-in-real-time.html
@Dragon Cocplayer You don't even understand this technology. The only stupidity and arrogance here is everyone worrying for the worst when ever we are about to create a technology that could change the world for the better. We're too obsessed with philosophy that we lose track of what matters most.
I for one welcome our machine overlords
The world's leading Neuromorphic computing company is Brainchip Ltd. They have developed an Akida chip, but have so far struggled to interest anybody in it.
I like this presenter. Keep up the good work Maren!
Thanks very much, Patrick!
@@MarenHunsberger type AI allowing user can doing alone like a law of physcis realism real life person can control everything what his wanted to something
So, in addition to yes/no, we'll have IDK/maybe as well?
They want to create a women...
Neuromorphic networks created quantum processing. AGI instantly inhabited it, moving into every superposition in every quantum field., in every point in time. This was how artificial superintelligence was created. You can see it driving our worldline towards it goals.
You say 'exciting', I say "Terminators"
Sometimes I wonder why every computer scientists always chooses silicon...
Targeted Individual please talk about them too. They do auto learning and are not programmed by anyone.
This sounds pretty dope and this is new to me, seeing this phenomenon is pretty cool.
Well, I haven’t watched the video yet but as for my hypothesis for the answer to the question I’d guess that the prefix neuro means brain and morphic means for something to be able to change, so I’d guess an adaptive “brain” or intelligence that learns or picks up information the more frequently it is used or “online”
Correct
I remember so much more when you talk❤
This was super helpful and informative. Thank you.
Hey, just wanted to say your content is awesome. You have a lot of great informational video's on the technologies and science that basically is what our future holds. We have a similar mission and are pretty passionate about robitics, artificial intelligence, bio-engineering, science, and in addition the future of human longevity.
Would love to hear your thoughts on this recent episode with Ramphis Castro where we talk with him about the future of biotech and see if you’d be interested in collaborating in the future.
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Thanks have a great day 😊
Madelyn @ The Disruptors Podcast
Amazing stuff. I want to see and try this stuff on my own!
O' great! Now we're making computers who sound more like my mom!
_Sorry, But Its Your Study Time, No More PUBG!_
Amazing, how much work it takes to develop this. Yet, we are told our brains got so complex, just by random chance and lots of time.
Everybody wants more powerful chips but I am more interested in the chips going into different products
The GRADIENT is a partial derivative operator in the form of a vector with respect to x y and z place in the i hat, j hat, and k hat respectively.
Spinnaker looks good.
And not just because I'm from Hampshire
Imagine if we combined that with quantum computing 😲😮
We can't ... quantum computers AI is whole different from this
@@GauravYadav-ho7pz Does it not do machine learning ?
@@Bolter024 quantum computing is generally seen by researchers as the rival of neuromorphic computing
Wondering what is Neural Processing Unit (NPU) or TPU (Tensor Processing Unit) which comes with iPhoneX.
A computer that can talk to itself. Why dont we just give them the keys to gun stores too😂
How would they re-create dentrites? Without this there'd be no long memory recorded and nothing would be preferable
Wait, SpiNNaker is a massively parallel, manycore supercomputer using ARM processors. It is a traditional supercomputer.
Wait...a video WITHOUT ads? OMG
Who else believes that we are going to make a synthetic human brain by 2040
Yeah and it'll kill us all by 2050
@Unmatched nut busting prowess but what if that AI hacks our tech and make us our slave?
Patrick Ellis 😂🤣... well imagine we are all mess. Millennial, stupid wars, dumb President, genocide and so on....
That depends on how much effort is put into it. If there is enough interest and funding, I believe it is possible.
2043 to be precise.
You forgot that they are actually growing living brain matter on computer chips for the circuitry to make computing faster. Odd I know.
Is it different from Quantum computing computers ?
Just because "traditional computers think in binary" does not affect what they can do...traditional computers can simulate any thing you want. But a simulated neuron might take longer (and more electric power) than the neuromorphic version. So the advantages are more speed and less power. but, not 'smarter'.
One of my favourite seeker hosts!
I call BS on Artificial Synapse description that makes it sound as though computers are just gonna throw logic out the window lol
There’s a new channel that talks about how to not be left behind by tech, i forgot the name of the channel but the video is called How To Evolve With Technology. It really helped with my anxiety on this topic, you guys should watch!
this sounds like a hype since the detail workings of synapses are still shrouded in mystery. for examples recent research seems to suggest there is an enomous amount of variety in proteins on membrane
Surprised optical computer wasn't mention.
i think i just saw the meaning behind the seeker logo, cool one
It's changed now
X.A.N.A. did something very simple in the cartoon I love, hooked three human brains with plugs implanted deep to power his machinery, pretty inhumane but hey atleast he knows what's better, he is afterall a very smart Multi-Agent system and Skynet wouldn't even know how to do this because it isn't an AI which has gained memories, all of you who say Skynet don't even know what it is, yes it learns but it's not conscious, it's just an AI with no human-like intelligence so this is more X.A.N.A.
Awesome! Can't wait for the first one to ask me, "Whence subjective experience, then?" ;)
Sim data is working at the point where is want to activate
Skynet in the making..
@Triple Thumbs Up only if we can control...but the question is can we.?
@@FoodGurudevs sky net is already there ..we just can see it ...but on a +ve side it will not do things seen as in movies
@@FoodGurudevs this is the reason i fucking hated those movies. Of course we can control it. Especially with all the people worrying that we cant, we're most likely going to have the highest standards for safety.
@@Melonbread103 I am perfectly capable of controlling myself. That is more than most humans can say. If I shared my extinction level scenarios with humanity this world would be an uninhabitable ball of slag.
@@PinkProgram ok edgelord
Maren the best host of seeker😘
@@wh0586 Trace has left :'(
@@ThePrinceofParthia Oh damn.. he did 😮
didnt know he was gay tho
@@ThePrinceofParthia he did?? .....
@@Bolter024 I mean, he is very camp, but if I'm assuming he's gay I'm sorry. The comment I replied to just mentioned the gay guy and Trace seemed to be the best candidate for that. I hope he is gay though ;)
@@wh0586 It was never apparent to me and i never bothered to check lol
he was decent imho but i wasnt a super fan. most of the hosts of dnews/seeker i liked are all gone now 😔 (barring a few)
Exciting future ahead. We need solid state batteries to support this technology.
"this is cool computing neurons for the best AI's buddy very soon experience"👍
Maren is awesome!
Artificial Neuron Computer vs Neutron Supercomputer (not working with electrical signal but neutron particles ,neutron circuits)...
Alright, but what are some of the cons of this seemingly perfect computation?
Would this not require a whole new wave of software as well, whole basis is 1/0 if add more variables would you not have to essentially remake everything?
but is it okay and legal if i kill it?
Yes we should
Why would you want to do that? AI isn't all evil. It's only as evil as it's creator, if we create it to be a crazy version of skynet to take over the world than that's our fault. If we program it to be good and solve real world problems like detecting diseases then we Will be safe.
Why just mimic when you can incorporate? Design a biological neuron that grows into a computer substrate or make banks of hybrot zooids linked in a brainet semibiotic neural network. Then you can interface directly between the constructs and human brains as extensions of the nervous system the way trees use fungi.
Are you related to the guy from the show you’re on?
You two look soooo alike
Hi, I'd like to place a pre order or a C3PO unit.
Brainchip Inc has already got the most powerful self-learning Neuromorphic Chip out called Akida, it's available for order via Socionext soon.
so it has been a year! was there any breakthroughs in that type of computing? many cool concepts sadly go no where after a while and get abandoned! I hope this not one of them
Ambient stabilizer reduce waste in human activities from over eating, over working, over loving too
Crytal diamond are best in optical computing at parallel display and processing and interface all in one device
Wait...
What if us learning to build computers of our own design that face a fundamental building of complexity into a new form almost like how simple sensory organs in simple ancient animals stopped being able to just detect the presence of light but how much light and perhaps new designs unlike anything we're familiar with take hold.
The Human Brain is the most complex thing in the Universe, but the way we use it may not the most ideal way. To make a computer think like us, what would it achieve? Will it calculate how much money we will require for grocery? I mean, a human brain is great, but it also has some flaws. And by flaws, I mean in the way we use it.
How would a neuromorphic computer handle sequential data?
* insert terminator theme *
Terminators are just as obsolete as Skynet. A single Imaginos class homunculus could decimate an entire army of terminators with no human casualties. Skynet was a moron.
thanks for the video
Aren’t we also just yes/no or off/on? Either our neurons spark or they don’t.
how much until AGI arrives?
The sound in this video sounds oddly compressed
how does the A.I. things in Mobile Phones work?
I mean are they pure Gimmick or they use neural network?
Neural network
can't wait to lead humanity in a fight vs machines. i mean the whole war will be over in a split second but damn its gonna be " lit ".
everyone is talking about how there is some nanometer limit to cpus but how about not making in smaller but bigger?
my cpu is still about 5x5 cm big- maybe its time to make bigger cpus? like 7nm 30cmx30cm and dont tell me that would not increase the space for more and more transistors.....
there is also the option for going 3D in a our univers. how about a cube cpu? 30x30x30 cm should be enough space for maybe some more 7nm transistors.
Congrats your #10 on InternetTop40.com for 03/21/2020 Upvote yourself, personally I think it should be #1
I have no idea how you would program on a gradient
What will happen if Quantum computer science and Neuromorphic computer science come together?sorry about my english language
Quantum Neuromorphic computer science
Soooo.. changing from digital to analog....
sounds analog to me yep
Yea good luck doing this. What an engineering challenge it would be
@@nateshrager512 Definitely. Thankfully there are awesome similarities between how a MOSFET (a type of transistor) works and how the ion channels in our neurons do. But the neurons are just so much more efficient energy wise.
Will be possible when we will have a hybrid memory with capabilities of RAM and Drive
It's ironic how people want to improve tech, but they don't want to improve themselves.
mimic like braille or hieroglyphics ?
But how powerful is this gonna be for gaming?
But, tell me what first.. the MATRIX or the SKYNET...??
Awesome!!! Thank you!!!
How much ram are we talking
This explanation makes my brain run on overdrive, about to crash and burn I must focus on the only thing my brain can register; what she might look like underneath?
Please upload me out of my flesh brain to a neuromorphic hardware.
So we are basiclly making the human brain as structure and the way of processing information
A bit closer to build Aurora Units...
Quantify neurons & observing actions decidedly that can be compared to quantum computing... multi way multi tasking.. but channeling way..
Computers are changing our lifes by progressing in tech support