This New AI Architecture Could Transform the Government

Last year, the Department of Energy announced $2 million in funding for research on neuromorphic computing, which aims to mimic the structure and functionality of the human brain. This new approach could provide a more efficient and malleable way to process data in ways not yet seen in the computing world. For government agencies, that could open new use cases, lower power consumption, and potentially save both money and lives. Agencies are already using traditional artificial intelligence to complete their missions and make decisions. But early generations of AI were built as binary systems.