Science at Work: Changing the game for Artificial Intelligence with neuromorphic computing

Inspired by the brains of bees, fruit flies and ants, Argonne scientists, sponsored in part by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), have developed possible designs for a new computer chip that may turn conventional artificial intelligence on its head.

Here, Angel Yanguas-Gil, principal materials scientist at Argonne, describes how his discoveries may allow AI to perform and adapt better and use much less power – less than one watt. Yanguas-Gil shows how designs for a neuromorphic computer chip can reduce power by one order of magnitude without sacrificing accuracy. To do this, his team drew on new materials, designs, and hardware.

Watch Yanguas-Gil and moderator John Harvey, Business Development Executive at Argonne, as they explore the future of AI and its endless possibilities for science and engineering.

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