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All I can say is -- I'll believe it when I see it. Going by human beings, "understanding" the world is much more difficult than is often...
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The current proposal to fundamentally remedy LLM hallucinations is to move away from LLMs to "World Models". Yann Lecun thinks this...
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Since 2025 Intel has now got Panther Lake into mass production in 18A, which gives customers confidence that they can actually deliver...
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The problem is that to fix hallucinations you have to know that you're having them, and the problem with AI is that nobody -- including...
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The cost equation was much easier for fabless companies that sell the chips versus Google that uses them internally. How much money does...
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Exactly. GO INTEL!
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That's true, but it doesn't get round the problem that all AI today -- however well trained and used -- is prone to occasional...
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Drawing the line between "design" (front-end) and "implementation" (back-end) is not so easy nowadays, especially if you want a...
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Apple is a different animal altogether. Total A-series + M-series SoC volume is about... 300 million units per year? And each SoC has...
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We used Broadcom as a custom ASIC supplier in the past, they did all the design and dealt with packaging and testing and shipped...
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All I can say is -- I'll believe it when I see it. Going by human beings, "understanding" the world is much more difficult than is often...
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Exactly!
Side note: perhaps we should wait until Fab 52 is loaded to half of planned production capacity before we say 18A is ramped...
Thursday at 7:54 AM
Apple is a different animal altogether. Total A-series + M-series SoC volume is about... 300 million units per year? And each SoC has...
Thursday at 7:54 AM
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Apple used ASIC service companies when they first started doing the iProducts but transitioned fully to internal development. Apple has...
Thursday at 7:54 AM
Xebec reacted to IanD's post in the thread OpenAI amends Pentagon deal as Sam Altman admits it looks ‘sloppy’ with
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All I can say is -- I'll believe it when I see it. Going by human beings, "understanding" the world is much more difficult than is often...
Daniel Nenni replied to the thread I'm having trouble understanding Broadcom's claimed AI revenue results and projections.https://www.reuters.com/business/broadcom-rallies-it-touts-more-than-100-billion-ai-chip-sales-2027-2026-03-05/?