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The TPM push predates the AI craze and I don't see this as a particularly strong compliment so this doesn't really follow to me. But the general idea isn't that
by reginald78 2y ago
The TPM push predates the AI craze and I don't see this as a particularly strong compliment so this doesn't really follow to me. But the general idea isn't that crazy honestly. They already use your upload bandwidth via a bittorrent-like system to distribute Windows updates to other users so there is precedent to use client resources to lower their own operating costs.
I think an AI botnet is probably a poor fit for AI workloads not mention it would be a security nightmare.
- heroprotagonist 2y agoI think I triggered some people by saying "AI" here, and you're right. This can definitely be used at a much wider scope. It's not specific to AI. The "AI" comes in where the cost of processing all of the data is high, and Microsoft start pushing everyone to include NPU in their next "AI-enabled Windows PCs". On-device processing with a lot of benefits to the users.. but even more if the results of all of that processing can be sent back to the cloud and not take up space on Microsoft analytics processing farms.