Dedicated circuits are used to mimic the way dynamic cells in the brain operate.
One of the most promising new technologies is neuromorphic processing. Neuromorphic means "like the brain." Dedicated circuits are used to mimic the way dynamic cells in the brain operate. They do not run any programs but are capable of learning, and just like actual brain cells, they all work simultaneously rather than sequentially. Neuromorphic cortical models of artificial intelligence are based on the structure and function of the neocortex, the brain's outer region responsible for complex cognitive processes and are small, faster and less power-hungry than computers.