Editorial: Neuro-inspired computing for next-gen AI: Computing model, architectures and learning algorithms
Angeliki Pantazi, Bipin Rajendran, Osvaldo Simeone, Emre Neftci
Abstract
Today's advances in Artificial Intelligence (AI) have been primarily driven by deep learning and have led to astounding progress in several tasks such as image classification, multiple object detection, language translation, speech recognition and even in the ability to play strategic games. However, the AI systems of today have several limitations. Specifically, the hardware infrastructure is limited to high-power and large-scale processing systems that are based on the von Neumann computing paradigm. Moreover, there is a growing demand for applications with cognitive functionality that will
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