How is our misunderstanding of human decision-making muddying the waters of the AI debate One of my early memories biking in the Italian countryside was […]
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AI in 2024 is impressive – yet biological intelligence is still unmatched. Why?
AI can translate languages, analyze medical data, and hold conversations, yet there remains a gap between artificial and biological intelligence. Why?
In my latest article, I explore key differences:
Always-On vs. On-Demand: Our brains don’t “switch off” or wait for prompts.
Continuous Learning: Brains learn and adapt in real-time without cloud reliance.
Energy Efficiency: The brain’s power is a fraction of what today’s AI consumes.
Bridging these gaps will require a fundamental rethink of today’s AI algorithms and hardware.
#ArtificialIntelligence #BiologicalIntelligence #AI2024 #NeuromorphicComputing #AIFuture #EthicsInAI #AIInnovation #EdgeLearning
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Neurala & NASA
Proud to see Neurala featured on the NASA – National Aeronautics and Space Administration website – From Mars Rovers to Manufacturing!NASA’s technology designed for Mars […]
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AI: the opacity myth and the rise of explainability
“A mystery is only a mystery when you don’t know the answer. Once you do, it’s just a fact,”
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One AI model isn’t enough? Stack a Cascade of brains!
In the non-distant future, we will enter our autonomous car and get to our destination, with driving managed by “AI”. Our self-driving car won’t rely […]
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Seeing beyond the human eye: AI-powered quality control on the factory floor
Manufacturing is changing, rapidly. Pressed by efficiency, and in the middle of a race to embrace automation, an overdue revolution is unfolding, driven by the power of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine vision. The traditional methods of quality inspection, reliant on hard-to-find human expert to manually scrutinizing products, are giving way to a new paradigm that promises to redefine what quality and consistency is in modern Manufacturing plants.
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Solving AI’s energy challenge: learning at the compute Edge
AI unplugged: rethinking energy use with Edge Learning This morning, as I sipped my espresso and watched my dog Noah chase — and fail to […]
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Is Artificial Intelligence Accelerating the Universe’s Entropic Destiny?
Is AI a mere technological milestone, or it represents a fundamental shift in the Universe’s journey?
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Doubt as a Strength: AI’s Journey towards Intelligent Learning
“Dubito, ergo cogito, ergo sum,” AI ponders Questioning leads to thinking, and thinking defines existence—a step forward for AI It’s the beginning of a new […]
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Reshaping Our Physical World: The Impact of AI
Is AI solely confined to the realm of digital technology, or does it possess the power to profoundly transform our physical reality? John Archibald Wheeler, […]
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How AI Can Make Us Greener
Manufacturing, Sustainability And Profitability: How Deep Learning Can Improve our Environmental Impact This article was originally published on Forbes In the mid-1700, the first industrial […]
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Utilizing Vision AI in Manufacturing
In the fourth of our series of A3 interviews with AI leaders, Max Versace, CEO of Neurala, discusses how integrating deep learning into a facility can benefit the manufacturing industry. Versace, who sits on A3’s Artificial Intelligence Technology Strategy Board, recommends a successful proof-of-concept as a starting point. Check out his advice and case study on using vision AI on reducing error and increasing efficiency on the product line.
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“Dubito, ergo cogito, ergo sum”, said AI
I doubt, therefore I think, therefore I am – a step forward for AI It’s Monday morning, and Paul opens one of several emails sent […]
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AI-Based Detector Solution Improves Quality Inspection
Originally appeared on TechXchange – by Alix Paultre Neurala’s detection solution can ensure the correct number of parts are in any given product when checked against […]
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Manufacturing is Getting ‘Futurized’ with Artificial Intelligence
Two forces in manufacturing are converging: 1) the need to bring more automation into the system during a time when workers are becoming scarce, and 2) advances in automation tools that do not require original programming. As these forces converge, manufacturers may have the opportunity to improve their production methods at the same time they address labor shortages.
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Why 2022 Will Be An AI-Powered Renaissance
As we approach the end of a dramatic 2021, our expectations are now focused on what many hope will be a year of recovery. This […]
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La sfida piu’ grande per l’Intelligenza Artificiale? Varcare la soglia fra il mondo digitale e quello fisico
a sfida piu’ grande per l’Intelligenza Artificiale? Varcare la soglia fra il mondo digitale e quello fisico
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Broken supply chain? Fix it with AI
How AI and automation can address America’s broken path from factories to consumers There are few things that can turn the mood faster, and more […]
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Somebody Will Be Last at Medical School: The Case for AI in Healthcare
When it comes to caregiving, the human touch is irreplaceable. With AI’s help, that might actually happen more often. In 2017, the CDC estimated that the […]
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FLIR e Neurala annunciano collaborazione per soddisfare la crescente domanda di telecamere equipaggate con Deep Learning per la manifattura industriale
Fin dalla sua fondazione, l’obiettivo di Neurala è stato quello di portare sul mercato un’intelligenza artificiale (IA) sofisticata e in continuo apprendimento per aumentare l’utilita’ […]
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Rebounding From The Pandemic: What Our Past Teaches Us About The Future
While 2020 might be remembered as the year the world stopped, there are reasons to be optimistic about what’s in store for us, and for artificial intelligence (AI), in 2021.
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Coping With Black Friday 2020 — and Manufacturers’ ‘Crazy Thursday’
(originally published in SupplyChainBrain) For a child growing up in Northern Italy, Christmas arrived in a stream of festive decorations, hearty meals, church masses, and […]
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Cloud vs Edge: an Industrial Manufacturing dilemma
When it comes to deploying AI for an application, manufacturers need to think deeply not only what to develop, but also the physical incarnation of […]
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Form Computer Vision to Deep Learning: the AI path to innovation in industrial applications
While machine vision has been around for more than 60 years, the recent surge in the popularity of deep learning has elevated this sometimes misunderstood technology to the attention of major manufacturers globally.
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How to take steps to pandemic-proof Manufacturing with AI
Neurala’s CEO Max Versace speaks about AI at The future of Manufacturing Digital Event
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How visual inspection in manufacturing can get a boost from AI
In manufacturing, faults and defects on products inevitably occur from time to time. Industrial inspection, then, becomes critical. In this regard, AI can play a significant role.
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The great escape: Where did the AI & Robot fear epidemic go?
Hiding with its proponents! Why the fear-spreading opponents of robotics, automation & AI are today hiding under a rock? COVID-19 deficiencies tell you why. Let […]
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Understanding AI startups
I recently came across this nice article by Martin Casado and Matt Bornstein from Andreessen Horowitz. I actually had the chance to chat with Matt a few months ago around the very same topic — challenges and opportunities in AI & SaaS — this post focuses on.
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Industry 1st Deep Learning software able to learn at the Edge – upcoming release!
Industry 1st Deep Learning software able to learn at the Edge – upcoming release!
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It from Bit: how AI is shaping our physical world
Is AI only a ‘digital thing’, or is it radically changing our very physical world?
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The Next Frontier in AI: Nothing
How an overlooked feature of deep learning networks can turn into a major breakthrough for AI
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AI in Manufacturing: 5 myths
Can artificial intelligence work in manufacturing, and what does it take to turn myth into reality? This article originally appeared on Machine Design. You can […]
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When DNNs become more human: DNNs vs Transfer Learning vs. Continual Learning
As new approaches to deep neural networks (DNNs) and deep learning continue to emerge, it’s important to understand the differences between them. Not all DNNs […]
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Three mistakes in embedding AI in Robots
At RoboBusiness 2019, Neurala’s Max Versace will discuss a new paradigm of data collection and training for artificial intelligence.
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AI will be the global equalizer in the unbalanced industrial landscape
If you believe that robots and AI are the cause of all evils of humankind because you have seen it in a movie (and you […]
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Deep Learning that Keeps Learning – Near-Time Training at the Edge
This article originally appeared in Enterprise AI – June 11, 2019 by Doug Black Deep learning is still a stick-figure emulation of human learning. DL can be trained […]
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I am married to an AI superstar!!
When in 2001 I moved from Italy to the US to study for my PhD in AI, I did not really know what life had […]
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The new wave in AI will happen with its WordPress
About 30 years ago, when the World Wide Web was invented, people had no idea of the impact it would have on society and the […]
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What happens when AI never stops learning? Continual learning vs. DNN learning vs Transfer Learning
One of the questions we I often get in working with AI is: “Cool… I see this AI never stops learning. But it’s like Transfer […]
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Are we doing our best to deserve to win against AI?
Complaining about or taxing AI won’t help. Putting your smart phone down and working hard will. It’s a cold and rainy April Tuesday night in […]
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Adding AI to your organization: from myths to reality
No enterprise wants to be a dinosaur when it comes to innovation, and today, AI is on the cutting edge. With an estimated 80 percent of enterprises […]
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Turning every AI Insight into better AI
Use each and every insight your AI performs to improve … every insight! We imagine AI as this ever-present, omniscient software entity that gets better […]
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Stopping AI and robots from turning on you!
Rapid prototyping as a solution to costly, time-intensive, and ultimately ineffective AI projects AI as the world knows it is still in its infancy. The […]
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Vaccinate now! How to spot AI imposters in 3 easy steps
This morning I was sipping my usual espresso before starting the day, peacefully browsing LinkedIn posts, when I came across the nth+1 article authored by […]
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Changing AI mindset for 2019
(This article has appeared on the December 26th, 2018 edition of Xconomy – by Jeff Engel) It was an eventful year for the artificial intelligence […]
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4 Predictions on AI for 2019
AI is a topic that has definitely become mainstream in the tech circles, yet it is still an area that is developing. Where is a AI […]
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WHY AI THAT LIVES AND LEARNS ON THE DEVICE WILL SAVE OUR PRIVACY
Seeing Mark Zuckerberg summoned to Washington as a consequence of the improperly accessed personal data of millions of Facebook users by Cambridge Analytica marks a powerful defining […]
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Neurala launches Brain Builder
Artificial intelligence startup Neurala Inc.wants to help developers create deep learning applications faster by speeding up the process of feeding data to neural networks to train […]
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NASA features work with Neurala in NASA Spinoff 2018
Planet-Navigating AI “Brain” Helps Drones and Cars Avoid Collisions (https://spinoff.nasa.gov/Spinoff2018/it_1.html) NASA Technology From left to right: Matt Luciw (Neurala), Mark Motter (Langley Research Center), and […]
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Overcoming the Catastrophe of Forgetful AI
“Catastrophic forgetting,” is a major hurdle toward fully autonomous artificial intelligence. In a video interview, Anatoli Gorchechnikov, co-founder of Neurala, discusses current trends in AI […]
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Is all AI bad for your privacy? (hint: no)
Seeing Facebook’s CEO summoned to Washington as a consequence of the improperly accessed the personal data of about 87 million Facebook users by Cambridge Analytica will be […]
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The Next-Generation AI Brain: How AI Is Becoming More Human
In the movie Memento, former insurance investigator Leonard Shelby tracks down the criminal who attacked him and murdered his wife. Leonard, though, is not a “normal” […]
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The AI race: America 1st vs America wins
A few nights ago, I came across an article titled “Chinese AI isn’t beating the U.S. yet — and may never catch up”. The article […]
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The anti-Terminator? How to use AI to combat evil humans
In the movie The Terminator, machines take over the world and send a cyborg assassin back in time from 2029 to 1984 to kill Sarah Connor, […]
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Does Artificial Intelligence Require Specialized Processors?
NOTE: this article was published on Nov 6, 2018. Things really move fast, as this EE Times article from January 2018 portrays: https://www.eetimes.com/document.asp?doc_id=1332877&_mc=sm_eet_editor_rickmerritt The basic […]
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Deep Learning, GPUs, VPUs, and cheap bodies: three ingredients for ubiquitous intelligent robotics
There are three main ingredients needed for intelligent robots to be ubiquitous, smart, and useful. I like to call these three ingredients Mind, Brain, and […]
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What AI will look like in 2027. Hint: It’s all in your head
Pause for a second and look outside your window at a bird, a squirrel, or even an insect. These organisms all perform complex tasks that […]
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When less is more: passive sensors and robotics
When designing robotic platforms, the choice of which sensors to employ is a key area that often determines the Go/No-Go for a final product. This […]
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Robots that can think
(From BU Today) “That is a ball.” “I do believe that is a cone.” “Seems like a wonderful book.” The voice is mechanical and flat, […]
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The Third Revolution in Defense comes from everyday devices. With brains inside
The world has changed, and the protagonists of this change are small, agile, laser-focused startups that quickly innovate and deploy products in the market at […]
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Bringing Brain-Inspired Computing to Life with the Animat
In the race to create artificial intelligence that can rival human-level capabilities, researchers at Boston University’s Neuromorphics Lab are making exciting progress with their Modular […]
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Bringing Brain-Inspired Computing to Life with Cog Ex Machina
As researchers strive to create artificial intelligence that rivals the capabilities of the human brain, a key challenge has been translating the brain’s intricate synaptic connections and neural dynamics into electronic hardware. However, a novel platform called Cog Ex Machina is making important progress in bridging the gap between biology and silicon.