2024-03-03 12:28:51
Jensen Huang, CEO of the world’s leading artificial intelligence chip maker Nvidia, said that general artificial intelligence could reach its peak in as little as five years. He spoke about this at an economic forum held at Stanford University, answering a question about how long it will take to achieve one of Silicon Valley’s long-standing goals – creating computers that can think like people. writes Reuters.
“If I gave AI every test you could imagine, you would make this list of tests and present it to the computer science industry, and I think in five years we will succeed on every one,” Huang said. Currently, AI can pass tests such as the bar exam, but it does not perform as well on medical tests such as gastroenterology, for example.
But according to Huang, in five years, AI will be able to pass any exam as well as a human. He also answered a question about how many more chip factories are needed to support the expansion of the artificial intelligence industry. He predicts that more chips will be needed, but each chip will get better over time, limiting the number of copies needed.
“We will need more factories. However, remember that we are also significantly improving the algorithms and AI processing over time,” Huang said. “That doesn’t mean the computing efficiency is the same as it is today, and that’s why the demand is so great.” I improve calculations a million times in 10 years.”
Prior to this, Samsung Electronics developed a new high-bandwidth chip that has the “highest capacity to date” in the industry. Manufacturers reported that HBM3E 12H increases performance and capacity by more than 50%.
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