PREMIUM Kenyan innovator bets on human brain to build a different kind of AI Edwin Nguthiru, 24, is challenging how the world builds AI. Business 17 min ago
The idea behind our way of doing AI is that it should work how the human brain works, essentially how the brain organises and stores information, and that guides how the intelligence emerges,” Edwin explains.
He is the founder of Alphorion Labs, developing a radically different approach to artificial intelligence inspired not by the biggest data centres or most powerful graphics processing units (GPUs), but by something much closer to home — the human brain.
Summary Article What you need to know: He is the founder of Alphorion Labs, developing a radically different approach to artificial intelligence inspired not by the biggest data centres or most powerful graphics processing units (GPUs), but by something much closer to home — the human brain.
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