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Silicone Photonics - The next chapter of AI computing? TSMC has achieved a milestone in silicon photonics, integrating co-packaged optics (CPO) with advanced semiconductor packaging. This innovation promises to drive the 1.6T optical transmission era by late 2025. Broadcom and NVIDIA are anticipated as early adopters, signaling a transformative leap in high-performance computing (HPC) and AI applications. Key to this breakthrough is the trial production of the micro ring modulator (MRM) using TSMC’s cutting-edge 3nm process. This paves the way for replacing traditional copper interconnects with faster, more efficient optical transmission, overcoming signal interference and heat issues in HPC systems. However, challenges remain in the complex production and packaging of CPO modules. TSMC m...

Argentina has announced a bold initiative to position itself as a global leader in artificial intelligence (AI) and sustainable energy through its new Nuclear Plan. The plan includes building modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) to support the energy demands of AI systems, which continue to grow as models like OpenAI's GPT-4o require massive computational resources. AI systems, especially advanced LLMs, consume significant amounts of power during training and operation. According to reports, complex queries using state-of-the-art AI models can cost thousands of dollars in energy per task. Argentina's focus on nuclear power aims to address this challenge by providing scalable and sustainable energy solutions. Key Highlights: Modular nuclear reactors to power AI-focused data centers. Leverage Ar...

I was thinking about the trajectory of AI and how it relates to multiplayer games, namely within the context of cheats. Nowadays aimbots, wallhacks, and such are still detectable because they have to run directly on the system. In the future as AI gets more advanced and ubiquitous, however, I find it hard to imagine this won't impact the cheat industry in a big way as well. I can easily see a future where everyone, or at least most, have access to artificial intelligence that is able to replace the player—or some part, such as aim—through the use of computer vision. This doesn't necessarily have to run on the system , but it can just send the inputs to the game just like the player would. That will at least theoretically make it almost completely undetectable. It will be just like a good p...

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Hey everyone! For a bit of context, we are writing a free newsletter on AI, with the goal of helping people understand AI and save time. At the moment, I'm particularly interested in the time-saving aspect, because the more AI tools I use, the more time I save, and I don't want to miss any important ones. I'd say that for me, the biggest time gains come from: ChatGPT - the new Canvas and search features are awesome! Gamma - for presentation creation Granola - for the meeting part Recraft - helps me a lot with image generation What about you guys? What are you spending time on, and which AI tools are helping you the most? submitted by /u/Remarkable_Suit_3129 [link] [comments]

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Nvidia Focuses on Robots Amid Stiffer AI Chip Competition.[1] Google CEO says AI model Gemini will be the company’s ‘biggest focus’ in 2025.[2] Google’s CEO warns ChatGPT may become synonymous to AI the way Google is to Search.[3] AI tools may soon manipulate people’s online decision-making, say researchers.[4] Sources: [1] https://www.pymnts.com/artificial-intelligence-2/2024/nvidia-focuses-on-robots-amid-stiffer-ai-chip-competition/ [2] https://techcrunch.com/2024/12/28/google-ceo-says-ai-model-gemini-will-the-companys-biggest-focus-in-2025/ [3] https://searchengineland.com/googles-ceo-warns-chatgpt-may-become-synonymous-to-ai-the-way-google-is-to-search-449970 [4] https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2024/dec/30/ai-tools-may-soon-manipulate-peoples-online-decision-making-say-researc...