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RE: Things Are Moving Quickly: AI Chip Report Giving Some Insight
Dear @taskmaster4450
You've mentioned that processing power does double every 3 months. However does amount of data also increase that fast?
How much longer before increasing processing power won't change much. I remember that in the past we were lacking space for our data and hard drives were simply to small. Right now we can easily get hard drive which will cost very little and will store 500gb (or more) of our data (probably we will never even use it). Would I need newest disk which would be 50times "bigger"? not really.
I believe that with AI processing power we will also reach this point sooner or later. Wouldn't you agree?
Yours,
Piotr
Thanks for linking this video and your comment in my feed.
I believe we have enough data to utilize the processing power. There are data about anything we do stored somewhere in some data centers.
I don't think the size of data set would be our future bottleneck, instead the speed of reading/writing data. How fast is your disk transfer rate? How fast does the network transfer that data? Did we fully utilize all available nodes that can be used to do calculation in the same cluster? Does the program even know if there was an available node idling in the system? What is the most optimized scheduling algorithm? Questions can go on and on.
Well, at least this is my option.
In term of the price per processing power will go down (mentioned in the video), did we see cost of our data center go down? Or the price of our personal computer? This is a rich man's game.
Yes, we probably will see an affordable nVidia Tesla for personal use in a couple of years. However, by that time, big companies like Google, Facebook, or Research centers in MIT, Stanford have already moved to next bigger/better things. An individual/small entity just do not have the resource to fight against them.
I remembered a professor discussing about research in the small university where I work at. "When we are doing a research, and find out big companies like Google are doing the same. We move onto another topic. We can't compete with them."
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Dear Piotr,
Honestly I don't see a major growth in the amount of data or processing speed, still..I do remember when few MB were more than enough, and now that I'm reaching 1TB mark and already deleted more than I wanted to, so I could have some free space for whatever is needed, already thinking about getting a new external drive of 1 or 2 TB says something..Cy
Good afternoon, why do you need so much processing power? Where do you want to apply it, for the benefit of mankind or for the benefit of yourself? I understand that capacities are needed of course, but a small part of the population uses them.
Could you consider how you can use the huge computing power for the benefit of nature, for the benefit of those people who live in poverty?
It turns out to be a big gap between the possibilities of a group of people who have enormous resources, and those who do not even have bread at home.
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The only thing that I can think to this is that: AI developments will remain a centralized projects for several years to a decade, focusing on specific area of usage like medical diagnosis, stem research, commerce, anything.
This will remain until hardware capabilities improve in terms of computational power.
The when 5g networks comes in and decentralization of AI developments have made its footing. The the BIG BANG OF AI TECHNOLOGY WILL HAPPEN.
I give it several decades more in the future.
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I think that quantum computing is going to be highly disruptive as well. Some of the implications are truly mind-boggling.
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Hey Piotr!
Nice recommendation of content again! Thanks!
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Hi! Piotr!
This is indeed a very interesting study and, I am very much elated that AI these days can now process data faster within 3 months. Now, I am not going to go through the whole TERMINATOR drama wherein humanity will be eliminated since robots and computers are now smarter than us.
As mentioned in the video, processing chips will be cheaper which in turn will make whatever computer/electronic based device cheaper. It would also ensure that everyone gets an access to better technology-e commerce, computer browsing- whatever content a person prefers to consume. Data aka information will be easily dessiminated and I think if it will be combined with the blockchain, it will create almost an airtight security. I am saying almost because somewhere, there might be a thing or two that needed fixing.
In regards to computer getting smarter than us, machines operate basically through logic. It does not know non tangible things like emotions or thoughts. In the end, they're just machines. Humans are creative and innovative. Machines cannot perform more than what they had been designed to do.