According to its creators, a new computer chip that is "unprecedented" could revolutionize AI.
Systems must be able to put increasingly complex artificial intelligence on the chip itself without sending information to the cloud.
Ultimately, experts hope artificial intelligence will be built into “edge” devices. This is an object such as a mobile phone that can perform advanced AI tasks anytime, anywhere.
New breakthroughs are a step towards that end. This will allow us to perform a variety of AI tasks much faster and more efficiently than ever before.
A paper describing the findings of the study, "Computing in-memory chips based on resistive random access memory," was published today in Nature.
