Scientists Create Brain-Like Transistor for Efficient AI Learning
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Researchers developed a new synaptic transistor that mimics human brain function for processing and storing information.
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The transistor demonstrates associative learning capabilities and functions properly at room temperature.
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It operates energy-efficiently, retains memory when powered off, and handles imperfect inputs, making it suitable for real-world AI applications.
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The technology combines bilayer graphene and boron nitride in a moiré pattern to achieve neurologic functionality through enhanced quantum interactions.
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This brain-inspired design represents a shift toward neuromorphic computing to improve efficiency for AI tasks involving large datasets.