This Chip Will Give Your Phone AI Modeled On The Human Brain

MIT's "Eyeriss" chip would allow for neural networks to run locally on your phone without an Internet connection.

In computing, a neural network is a collection of processors that mimic the way the human brain works. Simply put, a neural network analyzes data, learns about it, and then decides how to act upon that data. It is because of neural networks, which don't rely on standard rule-based programing, that we have software that can recognize and distinguish between different human voices or that can recognize individual objects. Both Google Now and Apple's Siri are examples of consumer neural networks.

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Published on February 08, 2016 04:15
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