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You can read about that in the cited article:
"Meta describes the chip as being tuned for one particular type of AI program: deep learning recommendation models. These are programs that can look at a pattern of activity, such as clicking on posts on a social network, and predict related...
I think that's true, but the question is - why was that not a problem in 1960-80s, and became a problem in 1990-s and later?
Also - is there less hierarchy and seniority in Chinese / Korean / Taiwanese cultures vs Japanese?
Daniel, you did no finish your comparison (of cultural differences).
While engineers/employees are considered rock stars in Taiwan - how are they viewed in the US, in your opinion?
As expendables, as small replaceable cogs in a big machine?
Arthur, I have similar thoughts, on the reaction of the planet on human activities, along the lines of a general principle in physics and chemistry, called Le Chatelier's principle - if a system in equilibrium is subject to a change (volume , temperature, etc.), it moves to a new equilibrium...
