Brain-inspired hardware brings faster, low-power anomaly detection to AI systems
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Northwestern University engineers built a brain-inspired chip that mimics the cerebellum, detecting unusual events while ignoring routine data. It identified abnormal heart rhythms in under a fifth of a heartbeat with 98% accuracy, using 10,000 times fewer computing operations than standard AI, promising far more efficient wearable and autonomous systems.
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