The world's first demonstration of spintronics-based artificial intelligence

IMAGE: Figure 1 shows three kinds of patterns, "I ", "C ", and "T ", expressed in 3x3 blocks used for the associative memory operation experiment. Researchers at Tohoku University have, for the first time, successfully demonstrated the basic operation of spintronics-based artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence, which emulates the information processing function of the brain that can quickly execute complex and complicated tasks such as image recognition and weather prediction, has attracted growing attention and has already been partly put to practical use. The currently-used artificial intelligence works on the conventional framework of semiconductor-based integrated circuit technology. However, this lacks the compactness and low-power feature of the human brain.