Maneaditya·Nov 4What If Computers Could Think in Multiple Dimensions? Beyond Binary ComputingImagine a computer that doesn’t think only in zeros and ones.
Sathwika·Oct 30Decoding the Brain: Could Neuromorphic Chips Teach Drones to Dodge?Imagine a drone flying through a dense forest. A branch suddenly appears in its path. In a fraction of a second, it has to spot the branch…
Prateekyadav·Oct 21We Tried to Find Stuck Cells With Fewer Reads. Here Is What Worked and What Got Killed.Here is a simple problem. You have a basket of apples. A few are rotten. Do you check every apple?
Prateekyadav·Oct 21It Was the Learning Rate: The Story of a Result That Was Not Real (Memrister fault mitigations)
Iavarone, Francesco·Sep 30Beyond Simulation: What Would It Take for Matter to Feel?An interdisciplinary guide to a falsifiable research programme on primary interoceptive sentience
Massimiliano Versace·Sep 21When is a new AI architecture … really new?While benchmarks are nice, architecture, economics, IP, and the messy physical world eventually is what matters the most for real-life…
Sanchit·Sep 16What If Computers Worked More Like Your Brain?We spent decades teaching computers to think like machines, and now we are trying to make machines think a little more like us
InEmbedded AIbyDavid Such·Sep 13You need a Reflex Layer Because — ShannonWhy inference rate, not intelligence, decides which layer keeps the robot alive.A response icon1A response icon1
Iulia Istrate·Aug 29Jalapeño Launched. Here’s the Quieter Chip Story Running Beside ItOpenAI built a new chip — Jalapeño. Meanwhile a much smaller, much quieter group of companies has been building chips that work almost…
InEmbedded AIbyDavid Such·Aug 17The Correct Path to AGI?Recursive self-improvement, Google’s world models, and what the jagged road to AGI looks like.
