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How much can a great CPU designer help a fundamentally (non-deterministic) AI process?
by senatorobama 9y ago
How much can a great CPU designer help a fundamentally (non-deterministic) AI process?
- zamalek 9y agoAssuming that they want to print TPUs: Optimistically, Tesla could run more elaborate networks. AI being AI means that rarely equates to better decision-making - still, it's an option for the rare cases. Pragmatically, there may be no benefit to the quality of the decisions that the AI makes. It will simply drain less energy and make those decisions faster. Tesla could use the chip themselves to save time and energy on training the AI. Both scenarios depend quite strongly on the quality of the CPU/TPU and don't strongly depend on determinism.
- dragontamer 9y agoEhhh? Computer vision algorithms are hardly non-deterministic. And hell, Neural Networks (which are the best simulation of the "human brain" we've got) are fully deterministic.
- microcolonel 9y agoProbably a whole lot, this guy is probably somewhere near the top of the pareto distribution in a given team. I doubt his abilities are limited to GP CPUs.