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There area already some privacy concerns. New Sony chip is likely embedded for future devices to enable edge processing. Metadata of some processing will start

by nicce 2y ago

There area already some privacy concerns. New Sony chip is likely embedded for future devices to enable edge processing. Metadata of some processing will start leaking to external cloud whether you want it or not. https://www.engadget.com/sony-investment-will-put-ai-chips-inside-raspberry-pi-boards-083503462.html?guccounter=1 https://www.engadget.com/sony-investment-will-put-ai-chips-i... https://aitrios-promo.wpp.developer.sony.com/en/services/edge-ai https://aitrios-promo.wpp.developer.sony.com/en/services/edg...

gjsman-1000 2y ago
That’s not built in to the Pi, and is way too expensive. It will almost certainly be a HAT. Complaining about this shows ignorance.
- nicce 2y ago
  > That’s not built in to the Pi Based on what? Even the linked article title says IN. Maybe they have different models, but based on all the wordings, it is very odd if it is HAT. > Complaining about this shows ignorance. If it is external HAT, then maybe. But until then, maybe not. Edit: There seems to be AI kit available now, but it does not include this: https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/accessories/ai-kit.html https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/accessories/ai-kit...
  - alias_neo 2y ago
    The "IN" probably refers to in one of the camera modules, or some other module/HAT. Raspberry Pis don't use any Sony chips on the SBC, Sony image sensors are on the camera modules, and since they're talking about imaging, this makes perfect sense. Nothing about the Engadget article says to me it'll be on board the Raspberry Pi itself.
  - teamonkey 2y ago
    They're also producing an AI camera. https://www.elektormagazine.com/news/raspberry-pi-monitor-teased-at-embedded-world-2024 https://www.elektormagazine.com/news/raspberry-pi-monitor-te... The original press releases don't say anything about incorporating it into the base Pi hardware and I don't think they would, given that it would add extra cost and most people don't need it.
    - nicce 2y ago
      Yeah, AI camera integration might be actually the end result. This gives good assumption.
- JKCalhoun 2y ago
  I re-read your comment minus the last sentence and I like it better.

by nicce 2y ago

gjsman-1000 2y ago

That’s not built in to the Pi, and is way too expensive. It will almost certainly be a HAT. Complaining about this shows ignorance.

nicce 2y ago
> That’s not built in to the Pi Based on what? Even the linked article title says IN. Maybe they have different models, but based on all the wordings, it is very odd if it is HAT. > Complaining about this shows ignorance. If it is external HAT, then maybe. But until then, maybe not. Edit: There seems to be AI kit available now, but it does not include this: https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/accessories/ai-kit.html https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/accessories/ai-kit...
- alias_neo 2y ago
  The "IN" probably refers to in one of the camera modules, or some other module/HAT. Raspberry Pis don't use any Sony chips on the SBC, Sony image sensors are on the camera modules, and since they're talking about imaging, this makes perfect sense. Nothing about the Engadget article says to me it'll be on board the Raspberry Pi itself.
- teamonkey 2y ago
  They're also producing an AI camera. https://www.elektormagazine.com/news/raspberry-pi-monitor-teased-at-embedded-world-2024 https://www.elektormagazine.com/news/raspberry-pi-monitor-te... The original press releases don't say anything about incorporating it into the base Pi hardware and I don't think they would, given that it would add extra cost and most people don't need it.
  - nicce 2y ago
    Yeah, AI camera integration might be actually the end result. This gives good assumption.
JKCalhoun 2y ago
I re-read your comment minus the last sentence and I like it better.