Theoretical Neuroscience podcast: how neuromorphic computing could speed up AI and cut energy use
neurovium · x · 2026-09-25
A new 101-minute episode of The Transmitter's Theoretical Neuroscience podcast: host Gaute Einevoll talks with Mihai Petrovici, senior researcher at the University of Bern, about neuromorphic computing — brain-inspired hardware that emulates neural dynamics efficiently. Topics include how networks of spiking neurons perform computation and how neuromorphic hardware can reduce the energy consumption and increase the speed of AI and brain simulations. A full transcript is available.
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