Decarbonising AI with event-based neural networksCPD: 1 hour
Speaker:
Professor Thomas Nowotny
Date/Time:
Tuesday 22nd September 2026 @ 6:30 PM
- About this event:
- The artificial neural networks underlying modern AI are very computing-intensive and hence take a lot of energy to run. In contrast, the human brain has a power budget of only about 20 Watts. Thomas Nowotny will discuss how event-based processing in spiking neural networks may offer a path towards addressing the issue of modern AI's excessive energy consumption.
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