A new chip works like the human brain
Researchers at the RMIT University in Melbourne have developed a chip that imitates the basic functions of the human brain. The scientists regard it as a milestone on the road to true artificial intelligence.
4 Aug 2019 Dirk BongardtShare
Artificial intelligence is inseparable from the idea of Industry 4.0: machine learning, predictive maintenance, digital twins and other technologies that are part of this complex are based on processes of artificial intelligence. In recruitment and logistics, too, artificial intelligence has made inroads in recent years. Direct comparability with human intelligence has not been achieved yet, however, except in the area of solving very specific tasks – such as playing Go.
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