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Or it would create an incentive for reducing the cost of the hardware needed to run beefier AI models and passing that reduction down to consumers.
by dotnet00 3y ago
Or it would create an incentive for reducing the cost of the hardware needed to run beefier AI models and passing that reduction down to consumers.
- jeffparsons 3y agoWhich would still mean that those who can afford more/better hardware can therefore afford more/better AI. I don't think a solution lies down this path...
- JieJie 3y agoThere are already people working on distributed solutions to that problem. There are a lot of people working on these problems.
- dotnet00 3y agoIs that really an issue? Eg it's the same with games, the better your hardware, the more likely you can play a new game at higher settings with better performance, with most cheaper devices outright unable to handle anything recent. But if you wait a GPU generation or two, the performance has improved enough that you can do that with a much cheaper GPU.