| Richard Adhikari 08/08/14 3:29 PM PT | |
 | IBM has announced the latest version of its neurosynaptic processor -- that is, a processor whose workings are inspired by the human brain. IBM's latest neurosynaptic processor "moves us from calculations to being able to reason and make decisions," said tech analyst Rob Enderle. "Obvious targets would be automated weapons systems, advanced digital assistants, autopilots, advanced robotics, and systems that could better emulate people." [More...] |
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