@TheAhmadOsman: Don't you think your GPUs will be renting their own GPUs to train a better and more improved version of themselves
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A Twitter exchange speculating whether GPUs will eventually rent more GPUs to train improved versions of themselves, while noting that insufficient compute and token generation will remain the bottleneck for AI progress for years.
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Don’t you think your GPUs will be renting their own GPUs to train a better and more improved version of themselves
Ahmad (@TheAhmadOsman): We don’t have enough compute for all the things AI would allow us to do btw
Tokens generation will be the bottleneck for years to come
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