GBT Technologies announced this week commencement of its new neuromorphic microchip project called the CLEVER chip. The microchip is targeted to become a hardware support for its AI software technology. The CLEVER chip is intended to be a neuromorphic AI chip, which is defined as an advanced integrated circuit that is built based on a model of the human brain, electronically modelling its neurons and synapses architecture. It is GBT's intent to design the microchip to process vast data such as media (images, sound) and to respond to changes in that data in ways not specifically programmed but concluded by the chip's algorithms. The goal of the CLEVER Chip is to accelerate GBT's AI technology, which is based on deep machine learning and automated analytical model building, and in turn enabling real-time response for interaction with humans.