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Yes, you can find all prime numbers and digits of pi if you sit down and do the calculations on a piece of paper but you don’t do that because computers are fas
by gessha 3y ago
Yes, you can find all prime numbers and digits of pi if you sit down and do the calculations on a piece of paper but you don’t do that because computers are faster than that.
For more complex tasks like locating and recognizing humans and their faces, humans can still perfectly do it but I still would rather be taking more pictures of my loved ones than rummaging through my photos every single time I’m looking for something.
As for the accuracy of those systems, it mostly depends on the model being deployed.
With virtually unlimited computational budget (cloud), it’s easy to deploy a very powerful model but you sacrifice privacy and performance in high latency environments.
With a limited computational budget (local neural processing unit) you deploy what you can cram into the chip. It’s less accurate but consistent and private.