Results for “compute”
From Ghaziabad to Silicon Valley: Nikhil Kamath x Nikesh Arora | People by WTF | Ep. 11
4:56playing Call of Duty on the side, hacking into the FBI computers and showing, "Look, I can do it." There's no economic motivation.9:02we had one ICL-1904. There was nothing called an iPhone. And that computer was 5,000 times10:30Will it come down to who has more compute and by virtue of that, they can hack into something? If I had more compute than Palo Alto, for example,
WTF is Artificial Intelligence Really? | Yann LeCun x Nikhil Kamath | People by WTF Ep #4
3:30-I did not study computer science. -Right. Of course, there was always computers involved when you studied electrical engineering,12:11that's become a standard problem in AI, or computer science now, I give you a bunch of cities, and I ask you,17:24Interpreting images, interpreting sounds. And what did computers use to do that?
🚨🚨 "The Pivot" - HUMAN ONLY SOCIAL NETWORK - 2 / 5 - Building With Zephyr #ad 🚨🚨
1:17:34It's It should be my computer feed in, right? Cuz it's coming Oh, no. No. It's Well, it should be your uh main audio5:57:05environments. But let's just make sure that the compute worker KB is Oh, yeah. We don't go here. We got to go5:57:10to terminal. Then we got to go compute workers and pages. Uh there's tweet mash.
Reiner Pope of MatX on accelerating AI with transformer-optimized chips
6:02the graphics card by plugging in a better
NVIDIA graphics card than the one the stock Dell computer came with.25:40I have actually no sense
for what chip design looks like. The way that you actually type a chip
into a computer is similar to software.35:45compute cluster,
I have hired 50 of the best people who can write optimized GPU,
or TPU, or Trainium software.
The Man Who Proved We Can't Control AI (And What That Means for Humanity) | Roman Yampolskiy
1:27thyself podcast. Our guest today is one of the leading voices in the field of AI safety. He's a computer scientist, a cyber security researcher, and a tener5:39yeah unfortunately initially like everyone else I started assuming that we can solve this problem it's a computer engineering software engineering ing problem. We can figure out ho7:06models, neural networks, artificial neural networks which did better, then they got bigger, then they had more data, more compute. We stopped
What comes after smartphones, with Evan Spiegel of Snap
2:03I think the sweet spot for Specs coming later this year is the wearability of normal glasses, but the capability of a true spatial computer,2:21I think this is something that computing has suffered for a very long time, that it's just by its nature, has been isolating. When I was growing up, I loved computers.2:30I built my own computer, but to use a computer you had to be in the computer lab at lunch when all your friends were on the schoolyard.
Anthropic's Raise & What It Means for Potential IPO? Mag7: Google & Amazon Up, Meta & Microsoft Down
5:51it's two things. One, we sold a lot of compute to the LLM companies to make their tokens. And then second thing,13:33making a financial evaluation statement right I don't think you have to make that here you're just simply saying you know right now the compute's all finding17:40Open AI looks like a good credit and every and the more compute you have the smarter you look. So I don't want to sound like Debbie Downer here talking
Daniela Amodei, Co-Founder and President of Anthropic: Building AI the Right Way
3:15She's not a computer scientist. But I think this concept that... The ability to be curious and
learn across a lot of18:40Right? Like, she was gonna be a
CS major. Should she not major in computer
science? And I think the truth is we
don't know.36:33This is probably stuff you all
already know, but it is really expensive to
train these models. It takes a lot of compute, and
that compute is
JUST RECORDED: Elon Musk Announces SPACEX Plans
16:19XAI, uh, we get to actually see the that we can also support about 120 kilowatts of average compute. There's a difference.19:04it's basically think of it as a a rack of compute in space and then you can connect the these these racks of compute24:05know get to maybe around 100 gawatt a year of of AI compute, but it
"Only 2 Years Left" AI Whistleblower Warns What Comes Next | Roman Yampolskiy
14:36phenomenon architecture. I don't think we need quantum computers. I think more of the danger from quantum goes towards14:50quantum computers and AI and uh you know the exponential growth of16:37So quantum computers you're not worried about? You don't think quantum computers are even close to being powerful enough to where I mean because cooling is the
OpenAI's executive exodus has one big winner | Decoder
16:52And also, they have a limited amount of compute, and that's something that every executive at OpenAI has run into problems with, you know, allocating the compute.34:34Money-wise, they can say, "Look, in order to stay in the lead, we have to do this long-term stuff a little bit." But they're not gonna be able to go all in on it all the time, beca34:52You know, I've been in the room with them where they're talking about their fear about their running out of compute, how are they gonna scale?
Ex-AI CEO: "Your Economic Life Expectancy Ends In 2 Years" | Emad Mostaque
3:17out first because those that own the assets, the knowledge base, the relationships and others can use compute35:21to solve all disease. spend maybe a little bit of time on this app and fly all of Google's compute like come and help us please you know like we need47:36I reached out to various parts of the government. I said, "How can I help? you know, I will give free compute to the universities, other things like that.