> does anyone have an explanation for what "ai infrastructure" is a bunch of non-von neumann architecture processors linked together in parallel with extremely fast memory interconnects. basically datacenters full of specialized gaming pcs but dedicated to number crunching floating point arrays instead of rendering graphics. current ai scaling is ridiculously inefficient so in order to scale context size (total conversation length between agent and user) to about 200k words/word clusters you need a datacenter the size of a stadium drawing enough power to light up a medium sized city that's a lot of forklift jobs
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