Sounds like a really convoluted new agey way of talking about some kind of analog computing. AFAIK there are other efforts to develop analog neural network ASI

Sounds like a really convoluted new agey way of talking about some kind of analog computing. AFAIK there are other efforts to develop analog neural network ASICs. Since neural networks are noise-tolerant this could work and could allow faster computations than conventional must-be-perfect digital circuits. IBM, Intel, and others have experimented with this. I wouldn't believe there's anything particularly novel here unless a lot more detail or test hardware is given. I'm not 100% sure this is true but I've heard that this fellow was involved with the NFT craze and made money there, and that sets off alarm bells. I've suspected for a while that e/acc is a marketing thing since it's just repackaging old extropian stuff from the 1990s. "I want to believe" but have seen enough to be skeptical of extreme claims without hard evidence.