Broken Silicon 121: Apple wanted Intel Meteor Lake, Games Utilizing Neural Engines | AI Researcher
Added 2021-10-04 19:22:20 +0000 UTCAn AI researcher joins to discuss ways AI & Neural Engines can improve everyday products and games.
0:00 What is the field of Field Research? How makes an "AI Chatbox" Successful?
8:57 Why Neural Engines & on-device AI processing is important for upcoming apps.
12:45 Can Neural Engines be used for video games? What else can they be used for?
19:09 Did Apple drop Intel because they took so long to ad the Neural Engine?
22:04 Will AI ever reliably understand our voice commands & handwriting?
38:48 Can we expect True Artificial General Intelligence anytime soon?
45:32 What is the difference between "AI" and an "Algorithm"?
55:06 Are there too many AI companies? Is there an "AI tech bubble"?
59:30 How do AI researchers acquire & clean data? Are these "black boxes" dangerous?
1:06:24 The difference between "Neural Engines" & "Neuromorphic Chips"
1:09:44 Will we get video game AI as smart as real players?
1:16:52 Advice for people looking to get into AI research
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Facebook Shut down AI that started speaking to other AI in its own language: https://www.firstpost.com/tech/news-analysis/facebook-researchers-shut-down-ai-bots-that-started-speaking-in-a-language-unintelligible-to-humans-3876197.html
MLID Meteor Lake Neural Engine Video: https://youtu.be/x0vx5d5Acwo
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turing_test
https://www.cnn.com/2021/08/30/business/tesla-crash-police-car/index.html
Comments
Great episode! Funny story about old iPhone AI sucking, it actually was because Siri used the cloud, and since Apple was such a stickler about privacy, there wasn’t enough information to train a model to off-phone, so it was fundamentally handicapped. That was actually one of the main reasons Apple wanted a neural engine so bad. Siri’s still got some legacy issues, but AI stuff like face recognition to unlock the phone works instantaneously now on the last few iPhones, I assume because of the built out neural engine.
Tick Dickler
2021-10-04 20:58:41 +0000 UTC
