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What would be obsolete? The underlying operations are almost always just lots of matrix multiplies on lots of memory. Releasing a new set of weights doesn’t som
by mechagodzilla 3y ago
What would be obsolete? The underlying operations are almost always just lots of matrix multiplies on lots of memory. Releasing a new set of weights doesn’t somehow change the math being done.
- AstralStorm 3y agoThe amount of memory available is the obsolescence.
- BobbyJo 3y agoTo the extent that AI architectures are just matrix multiplications, there is already an asic: GPUs. If you want more efficiency gain than general matrix multiplication hardware, you need to start getting specific about the NN architectures the hardware will support.