Moore's law, mobile internet and artificial intelligence

Recently, artificial intelligence has become a topic of daily discussion.

In the subway, I saw around the male and female "little hair" hands almost have "smart phone", but they do not know the number of transistors in the cell phone and density, just "player" only.

Moore ( Gordon Moore , 1929- The law, though not a mathematical theorem and a physical law, is merely an analysis of the observational data. There is a certain degree of looseness, but. The law conforms to the reality of objective development.

Nutshell. Moore's law says that the number and density of transistors in an integrated circuit double every two years and the price falls by half. Today. The time has passed for half a century. Moore's law is still shining.

This year, the National Science prize winner Zhang Yao "Transparent calculation". Contrary to Moore's law, generosity is wrong.

Right now. The big popularity of mobile connectivity has prompted the rise of big data and the rapid rise of AI based on big data analytics.

The majority of the domestic " after" the little hair on the "Microsoft" Xiaoice "second-generation robot has a feeling of attachment, is proof.

Honestly, today's AI products are inseparable from the support of low-cost hardware. Example. Low-priced gpu processor.

Using a huge number of GPU processors to build a "deep learning" neural network, to carry out artificial intelligence research, this is the modern AI "skills." The GPU program was first proposed by Baidu Chief scientist Andrew Ng(Wunda).

I came from the "winter" of artificial intelligence. Now usher in the good time of artificial intelligence, namely "spring" of artificial intelligence. Outside. The winter jasmine of artificial intelligence has been open. Seize the time. Take action, join AI, and don't forget Mr. Moore's teachings.

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Moore's law, mobile internet and artificial intelligence