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Never heard about it. Even the article itself admits that this is an obsolete technology once Android and iOS integrate AI into their systems, so this is quite
by MyFedora 3y ago
Never heard about it. Even the article itself admits that this is an obsolete technology once Android and iOS integrate AI into their systems, so this is quite an ironic title. Come back when hardware designed for ML training and/or interference with proper pytorch compatibility becomes readily available for hobbyists.
- RetroTechie 3y ago> Come back when hardware designed for ML training and/or interference with proper pytorch compatibility becomes readily available for hobbyists. In a way it's already here: regular cpu (and/or gpu) with enough RAM & storage can do it. But what specialized hardware could do: Bring whole classes of AI uses that don't need that much processing power, into reach of "roll your own, run locally & cut Google/MS/Amazon etc out of the loop". In a power-efficient manner. That could be a game changer for sure. I'm happy to see the weird & wonderful AI powered gadgets that will flood the market. But buy any? Will depend a lot on "does it enable company X to look over your shoulder 24/7, yes or no?".