Chinese researchers have developed a new AI system, SpikingBrain-1.0, that breaks from the resource-hungry Transformer architecture used by models like ChatGPT. This new model, inspired by the human brain's neural mechanisms, charts a new course for
I don’t know what to make of these constant “China is ahead in AI” stories. It reads to me like, “China is ahead in orchestral flatulence.” Like, I know rich people want to continue to control the means of farts, but it’s still just farting.
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This, and then you have USA defunding research and denying science.
Are you telling me attention was not all I needed?
I don’t know what to make of these constant “China is ahead in AI” stories. It reads to me like, “China is ahead in orchestral flatulence.” Like, I know rich people want to continue to control the means of farts, but it’s still just farting.
That’s because you have a myopic view of what this technology can be applied to born out of living in a society that’s deindustrialized. https://dialecticaldispatches.substack.com/p/the-ghost-in-the-machine