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by AbrahamParangi
831 days ago
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Man, I am not a pessimist and I am very bullish on AI-the-field but my spidey sense is tingling that this is BS. - It is written in a way that sacrifices legibility for supposed precision but because the terms used can't really be applied precisely, it's equivalent to spurious digits in a scientific calculation. The usual reason this occurs is to obfuscate or to overawe the audience. - It is hard to overstate the difficulty of beating semiconductor with a wholly new branch of technology. They're so insanely good. People have been trying to beat them for decades and there's not even a solid theoretical thesis as to how to do so. Even the theoretical advantage of quantum computing is predicated on error correction being scalable which is a totally open question even theoretically. |
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