W dniu 31.07.2023 o 20:32, Steve Beaver pisze:
I have absolutely no knowledge about AI other that what AI stands for.
I know there must be a hardware component like a z16 loaded with a
Ton of CP's and something like python to do the work and drive the servos,
I have no idea what the hardware would look like meaning the backplane
And lots of CP boards.
The simplest explanation I can imagine:
AI is very complex set of algorithms operating on very large sets of data.
AI can be offloaded to GPU engines - this is what IBM did with POWER9.
However IBM decided not to pay NVIDIA for GPUs but create their own
engines and integrate it with CPU (z16 or POWER10). The advantage is it
is very close to the code, so can be called with no I/O, just few cycles
away.
How to use it? YOU DON'T HAVE TO. BTW: How do we use ICF processors or
zIIP or CPACF or sort engine or zEDC?
BTW: there are three popular acronyms: AI, ML and DL. DL is subset of
ML, which is subset of AI.
DL - Deep Learning
ML - Machine Learning
AI - Artificial Intelligence.
HTH
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Radoslaw Skorupka
Lodz, Poland
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