> The 14nm analog chip mimics the human brain I do with that at least _tech journalism_ outlets would develop a habit of asking at least one followup question

> The 14nm analog chip mimics the human brain I do with that at least _tech journalism_ outlets would develop a habit of asking at least one followup question when a PR says that something is like the human brain. Having analog values between zero and one is not at all particular to the human brain, or any brain, where we have spikes occurring at varying rates, not scalar activation levels. This chip could equally well be described as having components which mimic a dimmer switch, or perhaps a gas gauge that varies between empty and full. Yes, that's cool. No, it's not really brain-like.