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From: Denc 🗡
Be interesting to know what is on an AI chip. Presumably an instruction set focussed on AI tasks like data searching and comparisons. The more you hard wire on a chip the faster it works. Early chips had an adder - a set of transistors basically arranged so that data flowing through it added up. If you wanted to multiply you passed the data multiple times through the adder Later chips had a multiplier so the sum was done in one pass . Presumably AI chips have instructions for data searches etc though where you would start fcuk knows.

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Got the Nvidia at 172. We shall see.	Denc 🗡	14:35:39
>> I imagine Jenson will stand down.	Free Thinking Doggie	14:48:16
>> Maybe he was pumping her for Chinese info	JonH🍕	16:09:32
>> Be interesting to know what is on an AI chip. Presumably an instruction set ... [more]	Denc 🗡	16:20:58
>> These apparently…...[more]	Denc 🗡	16:32:36
>> Stick with the triple cooked	Hamsterwheel	17:59:13
>> One of us made some money out of IT and programming hamster.	Denc 🗡	19:45:38
>> Mostly they are graphics cards innit? 1000s of small cores for parallel processing....[more]	JonH🍕	16:25:40
>> No, the opposite in fact. As I understand it Normal chips have graphics ... [more]	Denc 🗡	16:34:55
>> JohnH is right in the sense that 3D GPUs contain large arrays of SIMD ... [more]	Opisthocomus	18:32:52
>> We should sue.	Denc 🗡	19:46:22
>> No clue where you start to design chips to do those things. Remember you ... [more]	Denc 🗡	16:39:02
>> When no 2 did his work experience a few years ago, they told him they ... [more]	JonH🍕	16:57:41
>> He may even end up doing time.	Free Thinking Doggie	14:50:15
>> Unlikely	Denc 🗡	15:08:18
>> Just a Huanger	Denc 🗡	16:10:43

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