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Massively Parallel Reinforcement Learning with a Chaotic Reconfigurable Clockless Chip
Hardware accelerators based on physical dynamical systems offer an attractive route toward energy-efficient reinforcement learning applications. However, their scalability is challenging because it requires many statistically independent entropy sources. Here, we introduce a quasi-analog decision-ma
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