Die dritte Welle der KI ist da: Opterans „natürliche Intelligenz“, inspiriert von Insektenhirnstämmen
https://tech.eu/2024/04/16/opterans-natural-intelligence-showcases-the-third-wave-of-ai/
Die dritte Welle der KI ist da: Opterans „natürliche Intelligenz“, inspiriert von Insektenhirnstämmen
https://tech.eu/2024/04/16/opterans-natural-intelligence-showcases-the-third-wave-of-ai/
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Opteran reverse-engineers biological systems onto silicon, enabling machines to see, sense, navigate, avoid collisions, and make decisions better than existing AI approaches. It calls this ’natural intelligence‘ — also known as brain biomimicry.
The Opteran team argues that nature solved many of the complex problems facing autonomous systems thanks to 300 billion years of evolution.
The company spun out of Sheffield University, and the birth of the idea was the European Union’s human brain project — a €1 billion scientific research project funded by the European Union that ran for ten years from 2013 to 2023. It was one of the largest brain science projects ever undertaken, involving over 500 researchers from more than 150 institutions across Europe.
I’m skeptical. Neither this article nor their website contain any substantive information about their technology. As a tech professional with significant machine learning experience in neural interfaces, this seems like a lot of marketing relative to the lack of technical information.
And at the same time you have articles like *[Scientists Pitted 4-Year-Olds Against AI. The Kids Crushed the Machines at This 1 Crucial Skill](https://www.inc.com/jessica-stillman/scientists-pitted-4-year-olds-against-ai-kids-crushed-machines-1-skill.html)*