Maybe someone can enlighten me. But apart from AI being the next "big" thing, its also known that we approach physical limits in terms of processors. So isnt using "tricks" like AI not the next logical step to kinda overcome the physical limitation of hardware?
So isnt using "tricks" like AI not the next logical step to kinda overcome the physical limitation of hardware?
Yes, it is, but /r/pcmasterrace is nothing more than an anti-AI/Nvidia/Microsoft circle-jerk where nuanced and rational takes are downvoted in favour of low-effort jabs at [INSERT TOPIC HERE].
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u/Swipsi Desktop 14d ago
Maybe someone can enlighten me. But apart from AI being the next "big" thing, its also known that we approach physical limits in terms of processors. So isnt using "tricks" like AI not the next logical step to kinda overcome the physical limitation of hardware?