Neuromorphic computing is cool, but not new tech. However, using a neuromorphic spiking architecture to run LLMs seems new. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a paper associated with this work, so there's no deeper information on what exactly they're doing.
The article says they ran GPT-2! Which isn't particularly large, but replicating a large language model with a spiking neural network seems like novel work at least.
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Neuromorphic computing is cool, but not new tech. However, using a neuromorphic spiking architecture to run LLMs seems new. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a paper associated with this work, so there's no deeper information on what exactly they're doing.
I heavily doubt that they are running LLMs on this.
The article says they ran GPT-2! Which isn't particularly large, but replicating a large language model with a spiking neural network seems like novel work at least.
Is their work similar to Rain.ai then?