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by Mukina
517 days ago
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Good question. My sense is that there is a lot of compute capacity, data acquisition, etc., required to create any dent in this type of automation. Likely the next 2 years are focused on more “compute”, “data center capacity”, and “energy”. That allows for a) better training, b) more inference load, … and hence prepare for more automation. Much like the Y2K era of 30 years back, we are entering the new era of YNA, an era whY Not Automate. |
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