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Not in the information age. This cascade just corresponds to how much data and processing power is needed for each. It is entirely logical to say that AI devel
by earthnail 2y ago
Not in the information age. This cascade just corresponds to how much data and processing power is needed for each.
It is entirely logical to say that AI development will follow the same progression as the early internet or as broadcast since they all fall under the same data constraints.
- margalabargala 2y agoIn the information age we've seen inconsistencies as well. Ever since the release of Whisper and others, text-to-speech and speech-to-text have been more or less solved, while image generation seems to still sometimes have trouble. Earlier this week was a thread about how no image model could draw a crocodile without a tail. Meanwhile, the first photographs predate the first sound recordings. And moving images without sound, of course, predate moving images with sound. The original poster was trying to sound profound as though there was some set sequence of things that always happens through human development. But the reality is a much more mundane "less complex things tend to be easier than more complex things".
- CharlieDigital 2y ago> The original poster was trying to sound profound I'm just here trying to justify why NVDA is still a growth stock; we're nowhere near peak gen AI.