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Eric Siu explains why AI and the internet are fundamentally different. The internet is a network, while AI is a computer that demands far more computing power and energy. More compute capacity means AI can handle more work and save time.
Eric Siu explains why AI and the internet are fundamentally different. The internet is a network, while AI is a computer that demands far more computing power and energy. More compute capacity means AI can handle more work and save time.
Do you know the difference between the internet versus AI? No. The internet is a network. AI is a computer. And so a lot of these AI companies are talking about how they need more compute, they need more energy, right? You need more energy to support the compute, right? That's what these things are. They're ultimately, it's more compute and it's more compute than you and I can ever imagine because all we can power with our brain is a light bulb, right? Most people don't know that, right? And so we're going to have a lot more compute available to us, which means we're going to get a lot more things done and we're going to save a lot more time at the end of the day.
