Oh man, coming neuroscience I had no idea why these weren't being more researched. Thanks for the info there.
Just as an FYI to y'all, a memristor is essentially how a synapse works. In that it's an electrical element that counts the change in charges across the leads over time (dCharge/dFlux or dq/dPhi). And all for very little power and it survives power cycles.
Like, we talk about AI these days, but memristor incorporating hardware would really get us there. You'd just, you know, need to invent the solid state memristor first, and then make it commercially viable, and then redesign all of computer architecture from the transistor on up. Easy-peasy.
Oh man, coming neuroscience I had no idea why these weren't being more researched. Thanks for the info there.
Just as an FYI to y'all, a memristor is essentially how a synapse works. In that it's an electrical element that counts the change in charges across the leads over time (dCharge/dFlux or dq/dPhi). And all for very little power and it survives power cycles.
Like, we talk about AI these days, but memristor incorporating hardware would really get us there. You'd just, you know, need to invent the solid state memristor first, and then make it commercially viable, and then redesign all of computer architecture from the transistor on up. Easy-peasy.