Thing is, you gotta pay for that.This is one of the things I actually look forward to AI being useful for - "hey Siri, watch this Youtube video for me and provide a written transcript that elides all the ads, [once Google finally figures out how to make me actually see any] talk about sponsors, and self-promotional crap
oh lawd, doritos pope in the comments doing reply guy stuff.
Thing is, you gotta pay for that.
Will you?
Dude, unless you say to yourself "AI" hundreds of times a day or like hearing it, just look at the slides and skip the rest. The entire industry outside of publicly traded companies is sick of AI being constantly pinned on everything.Gosh, I hope not, at least if they do I’m going to try my hardest not to spoil myself. Most of the fun will be to watch it live and chat with y’all here in this thread.
Atom is great. It is one of the few things Intel has going for it that could make a difference.So it's an Intel Atom?
Now you understand Apple's approach to AI and why they have tried to be very careful about execution. Local, device only AI is the actual future, not all that cloud based subscription nonsense and expensive data center stuff that NVIDIA is making tons of money on.This is one of the things I actually look forward to AI being useful for - "hey Siri, watch this Youtube video for me and provide a written transcript that elides all the ads, [once Google finally figures out how to make me actually see any] talk about sponsors, and self-promotional crap"
I generally refuse to watch Youtube videos that are just talking - and I've found it is safe to assume that if you're given a link to Youtube video as a source of "news" 99% of the time it is pushing conspiracy theories and/or highly slanted partisan bs. If Google ever succeeds in making me see ads on Youtube with either Linux/Firefox/uBlock or iPhone/Safari/FirefoxFocus I'll give it up completely unless/until I can get Siri to watch it for me. Then Google will be out to figure out a way to prevent AIs from watching Youtube - good luck find a CAPTCHA for Youtube that AIs can't do but doesn't annoy humans to the point of near insanity lol!
Nah. What they described can be done locally with no problems, probably even using one of the current 8B LLMs with some multimodal capability. Heck, I can see something like that popping up on GitHub/HF within months and running even on CPUs.Yeah.
LLMs cost actual money to run.
Gotta pay.
8B LLM has more DRAM requirements than anything phones will ship for the foreseeable future.probably even using one of the current 8B LLMs with some multimodal capability.
Correct, however, the on device capabilities are the ones that are actually going to sell units, and that is what is hilarious to me. I know customers won't quite get the difference, but they will ujnderstand that $10-$50 per month subscription fee on top of netflix, max, disney+, hulu, spotify...should I go on? It is a bad bet and you couldn't pay me to invest right now. There might be some short term profit to be had, but the crash ...oh lordy. Word on the street has it that if you chant AI enough times you will be uploaded and your presence erased.8B LLM has more DRAM requirements than anything phones will ship for the foreseeable future.
Come on.
No RDNA4 in Computex.
That doesn't preclude the possibility of a preview or some sort of "one more thing" moment.No RDNA4 in Computex.
I was thinking laptops, but anyway you're wrong, a more than decent quantization of an 8B model will keep it below 6GB. Most smartphones are shipping with 8GB or more of RAM nowadays.8B LLM has more DRAM requirements than anything phones will ship for the foreseeable future.
Come on.
Congrats on squeezing literally every application and half the OS out of background to attempt a party shart-trick.will keep it below 6GB
Yes I too love OS-vendor mandated rootkits.I was thinking laptops
No RDNA4 in Computex.
Would be worth it. And no, with 12GB no need to do that.Congrats on squeezing literally every application and half the OS out of background to attempt a party shart-trick.
What. How does MS have anything to do with what we were talking about?Yes I too love OS-vendor mandated rootkits.
I don't think poopypanties chatbot is worth anything but I digress.Would be worth it.
MS has been shilling >AI for over a year and so far the only usecase they present is a literal rootkit with OCR engine attached.How does MS have anything to do with what we were talking about?
The Standard MS Experience.MS has been shilling >AI for over a year and so far the only usecase they present is a literal rootkit with OCR engine attached.
Genius.
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Oh you have no idea.Man, AMD really did manage to hide this thing from prying eyes.
No RDNA4 in Computex.
I did mention this in the RDNA4 thread. The release date was never going to be today. We might get a preview. The announcement will be at SIGGRAPHIf she didnt mention RDNA4 there s few chances that it will be exposed, hope that she ll eventually give some hints for what is to be expected, i mean, DT Ryzen will have to rely on GPUs for AI, that would be uncautious to instillate the idea that it could be only a GPU from Nvidia.
Remember that for later.Hey now that I remember it, MLID sat very firmly on 15% improvement at best.
It has been insane!Oh you have no idea.
They obfuscated everything about the thing, even the gcc patches.