So the policies themselves are only small neural networks (3 layers) and its weights are stored in the microprocessor. Simulations are only used to learn the weights.

Guided missile of early 1960. Note how much electronics you need when there is no Microprocessor available

And here we are, contribute to humanity by: Jonas Salk - Polio Vaccine Helped save millions of children from paralysis and death. Albert Sabin - Oral Polio Vaccine Made mass vaccination easier, cheaper, and accessible to the world. László Bíró - Modern Ballpoint Pen Gave humanity one of the most used tools in daily life. Albert Einstein - Relativity and the Photoelectric Effect Changed our understanding of the universe and helped lay foundations for GPS, solar cells, lasers, and modern physics. Stan Mazor - Intel 4004 Microprocessor Helped create the foundation of the digital world: computers, smartphones, smart cars, and modern electronics. Evelyn Berezin - Early Word Processor Helped transform writing, editing, offices, law, business, and administration forever. Evelyn Berezin - Computerized Airline Reservation Systems Helped build the foundation of modern digital travel booking. Isidor Rabi and Felix Bloch - Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Their work helped lead to MRI, one of the most important life-saving medical diagnostic technologies. Selman Waksman - Antibiotics and Streptomycin Helped revolutionize the fight against tuberculosis and deadly bacterial diseases. Stanley Cohen - Recombinant DNA Technology Helped create the foundation of modern biotechnology, human insulin, genetic engineering, and advanced medicine. Gabriel Lippmann - Color Photography Helped humanity capture the world in color. Max Born - Quantum Mechanics Helped build the scientific foundation behind semiconductors, lasers, electronics, and quantum technologies. Wolfgang Pauli - Pauli Exclusion Principle Helped explain the structure of matter itself, a foundation of chemistry, physics, materials science, and electronics. Edwin Land - Polaroid Instant Photography Changed photography forever by making instant images possible. Sergey Brin - Google Helped organize the world’s information and made knowledge accessible to billions. Mark Zuckerberg - Facebook Transformed global communication, social networks, digital communities, and online business. Dov Moran - USB Flash Drive Made digital storage small, portable, simple, and available to everyone. Simcha Blass and Netafim - Drip Irrigation Helped farmers grow more food with less water, changing agriculture in dry regions around the world. Waze - Israeli Navigation Technology Changed how millions of people navigate traffic in real time. Iron Dome - Israeli Missile Defense System Saves civilian lives through one of the most advanced defensive technologies in the world. Israeli Cybersecurity Technologies Help protect banks, governments, hospitals, companies, and critical infrastructure worldwide. Israeli Water Desalination and Water Management Turned water scarcity into a field of innovation and helped create models for countries facing drought. Israeli Agricultural and Food Technologies Help produce more food with less land, less water, and smarter data. Eat shit, or go back living in a cave 😂🤡

- The scientific method - Calculus - Newton's laws of motion - Law of universal gravitation - Theory of evolution by natural selection - Germ theory of disease - Vaccination - Penicillin - Modern surgical anesthesia - X-ray imaging - Discovery of radioactivity - Quantum mechanics foundations - Special and general relativity - Modern atomic theory - Periodic table of the elements - Practical generation and distribution of electricity - Incandescent electric light bulb - Telephone - Radio transmission and broadcasting - Television - Transistor - Integrated circuit - Microprocessor - Personal computer - The Internet - World Wide Web - Email - Web search engines - Smartphone - Global Positioning System (GPS) - Steam engine - Internal combustion engine - Automobile - Airplane - Jet engine - Helicopter - Liquid-fueled rocket - Artificial satellite - Manned spaceflight - Nuclear fission and nuclear power - Laser - Fiber-optic communication - LED lighting - Practical solar photovoltaic cell - Movable-type printing press - Mechanical clock - Eyeglasses - Astronomical telescope - Compound microscope - Thermometer - Barometer - Photography - Motion picture camera and projector - Phonograph / sound recording - Typewriter - Ballpoint pen - Zipper - Velcro - Pressure-sensitive adhesive tape - Bakelite and early synthetic plastics - Nylon and synthetic fibers - Kevlar - Teflon - Mechanical refrigeration - Air conditioning - Electric washing machine - Dishwasher - Microwave oven - Vacuum cleaner - Modern assembly line production - Interchangeable parts manufacturing - Haber-Bosch process for synthetic fertilizer - Pasteurization - Food canning process - Therapeutic insulin - Modern blood transfusion and blood banks - Successful organ transplantation techniques - Implantable cardiac pacemaker - MRI scanner - CT scanner - Medical ultrasound imaging - Combined oral contraceptive pill - In vitro fertilization (IVF) - Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) - Automated DNA sequencing - CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing - mRNA vaccine platform - Electric motor - Electric generator / dynamo - Practical rechargeable battery - Radar - Sonar - Dynamite - Precision machine tools (modern lathe and milling machine) - Statistical quality control - Limited liability company legal structure - Double-entry bookkeeping system - Modern patent system - Medieval European university model - Enlightenment concepts of individual rights and rule of law

Posted from your iPhone, built with a microprocessor developed and manufactured in Israel.

Perhaps the most nuanced take on AI. It should have been the job of research institutes to build sovereign AI. There are 20 IITs, NITs & IIITs and many others. What did they do? They are still teaching Intel 8085 microprocessor, when the world has moved to GPUs. IT industry did the best they could. They are not inventing AI, but they are "implementing" AI the best they could. I also do the same. Build sovereign AI apps, relevant to my line of work. In short, see how the business can be enhanced with AI. Then, be a bridge between Business & AI.

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"when there is no Microprocessor available" or a Pigeon

Prof. Veezhinathan Kamakoti honoured with Padma Shri - Eminent computer scientist, Director of IIT, Madras. Created India’s first indigenous microprocessor SHAKTI. #peoplespadma2026 #padmaawards2026 #padmashri #scienceandengineering

Prof. Veezhinathan Kamakoti honoured with Padma Shri - Eminent computer scientist, Director of IIT, Madras. Created India’s first indigenous microprocessor SHAKTI. Improved national security capabilities by implementing policies in sectors like Telecom security, Cyber security.