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by fdlaks
613 days ago
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> The thing that people strangely still seem to not get is that these systems will continue to improve rapidly Where is the plateau though? What we have so far is definitely impressive and useful in some cases, but I can't help but eye-roll every time I hear someone seriously talk about making nuclear reactors JUST to power the millions of GPUs needed to train these models. |
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New hardware and even learning paradigms are being researched to get us over the next wall. This has been shown time and time again we keep innovating.
The power requirements with force investment to scale out the new memory-based compute paradigms.