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China research ‘bridges gap’ between power hungry AI models and the human brain Scientists in China said they have simulated an artificial intelligence model that mimics the behaviour of neurons in the human brain to achieve computational power without the high energy consumption associated with silicon-based processors. the researchers developed a model that bridges the gap between big, externally complex AI networks and the small, internally complex workings of the brain. Industry experts said the team’s findings could mark a pivotal shift in AI development, prompting further exploration of computing solutions that are not dependent on silicon chips.
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