Breakthrough in Energy-Efficient AI
Dr. Jonathan Lancelot, senior lecturer in cyber security at UWE Bristol, has developed a new form of artificial intelligence (AI) that could transform how intelligent machines operate in space, defence, and remote environments.
His research focuses on creating next-generation AI systems that think and adapt more efficiently, enabling future robots, satellites, and autonomous systems to be both smarter and more energy-efficient.
His research explores how the next generation of AI systems can think and adapt more efficiently, paving the way for future robots, satellites and autonomous systems that are both smarter and more energy efficient.
This breakthrough could help devices like drones and space probes last longer and make smarter decisions without relying on large data centers or constant communication with Earth.
Author summary: UWE Bristol academic develops energy-efficient AI.
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