‘Neuromorphic’ computing chip could ‘smell’ explosives, narcotics, and diseases

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By Thomas MacaulayMar 16, 2020, 12:15 pm84 pts
An emerging form of AI known as neuromorphic computing has been used to recognize scents emitted by explosives, chemical weapons, and narcotics. Researchers from Intel and Cornell University made the breakthrough by equipping Intel’s neuromorphic test chip Loihi with neural algorithms that mimic what happens…

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