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Jon Stewart On The False Promises of AI | The Daily Show (www.youtube.com)
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[–] AA5B@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

Give Moore’s law several more cycles, and maybe we’ll have enough computing power

If it were only a matter of processing power, we’d already be able to demonstrate much more capable AIs. More computing power in more places will facilitate further development, but it’s the “further development” that’s key.

Personally, I’m looking for Moore’s Law to make home AIs more responsive and more similar to today’s cloud-based AIs.

  • The one I have configured is slow and not very good, but it’s running on a Raspberry Pi, so I could throw more processing at it and probably will at some point.
  • there was an Apple announcement several weeks ago about optimizing performance on memory-constrained devices, that has me really hopeful for effective home-based devices soon. I don’t know what Apples “neural processors” do but I know my phone has them and maybe they apply here