Comment on NVIDIA CEO Huang urges faster AI development—to make it safer

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just_another_person@lemmy.world ⁨10⁩ ⁨months⁩ ago

Let’s just shut this down right now. If you built FPGAs ever, it was in college in the 90s, at an awful program of a US university that trained you in SQL on the side and had zero idea of how hardware works. I’m sorry for that.

The world has changed since 30 years ago, and the future of integer operations is in reprogrammable chips. All the benefit of a fab chip, and none of the downside in a cloud environment.

The very idea that you think all these companies are looking to design and build their own single purpose chips for things like inference shows you have zero idea of where the industry is headed.

You’re only describing how ASIC is used in switches, cool. That’s what it’s meant for. That’s not how general use computing works in the world anymore, buddy. It’s never going to be a co-proc in a laptop that can load models and do general inference, or be a useful function for localized NN. It’s simply for the single purpose uses as you said.

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