What is AI Enabled Processors and how you can used AI in .....
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psyph3r
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Currently OEM's are only using it as a buzzword to market their newer laptops. All PC's are capable of handling LLMs in their current form and most people will end up using tools like chat-gpt, claude, etc on the web itself unless you want to host one locally, which you can still easily do on current hardware.
kalph09
Adept
Like we had VR as a buzzword back in 2018 and it died down. Tech companies are just riding this AI wave till it lasts.
I use AI (copilot) for general office use. At times I find it a bit counter productive.
From drafting emails to preparing documentation, I use copilot and it does not need any hardware based processor to run it.
It turns completely useless if I ask it to help me with a pivot table on an excel or summarize a PowerPoint deck.
For now, wrt general office use it really does not offer much value addition.
I use AI (copilot) for general office use. At times I find it a bit counter productive.
From drafting emails to preparing documentation, I use copilot and it does not need any hardware based processor to run it.
It turns completely useless if I ask it to help me with a pivot table on an excel or summarize a PowerPoint deck.
For now, wrt general office use it really does not offer much value addition.
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Adept
Precisely said @kalph09
Currently AI Enabled processors are not released yet. AMD has released names of their models, Qual. Snapdragon Elite, Elite X & intel will follow suit by this year end. However the end user config laptops will be released at a later point of time at an astounding price. For end use in General office work, it is not needed, most work fine on web using high speed internet connection. Some apps will get better as time progresses with using AI tech, fingers crossed for Copilot but its subscription for Professional use will eat into our budget too. So there is an added budget to get its licence to use. Also there is a question of Data breach/ Privacy/ Security, office security compliances and client confidentiality agreements. So most gen office workbooks will not take advantage of AI based Proccy as of now solely being costly affair and AI still not feasible for mainstream office users.
Currently AI Enabled processors are not released yet. AMD has released names of their models, Qual. Snapdragon Elite, Elite X & intel will follow suit by this year end. However the end user config laptops will be released at a later point of time at an astounding price. For end use in General office work, it is not needed, most work fine on web using high speed internet connection. Some apps will get better as time progresses with using AI tech, fingers crossed for Copilot but its subscription for Professional use will eat into our budget too. So there is an added budget to get its licence to use. Also there is a question of Data breach/ Privacy/ Security, office security compliances and client confidentiality agreements. So most gen office workbooks will not take advantage of AI based Proccy as of now solely being costly affair and AI still not feasible for mainstream office users.
blr_p
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IwantTosellPc
Recruit
AI is a marketing word. We dont have AI. Its just ML mixed with Neural learning.
So the processor is just made for Neural processing, and is useless for other uses.
If you dont want to use any heavy ML program, just dont waste money in cpu that comes with npu.
For general purpose, you can use it for editing images, videos, identifying objects, people, movement, voice/text stuff, translation, automating, searching, etc.
These all can be done without npu, but often required to send data to companies, which can now be done locally by more people more easily.
But still people use online services and tie everything with public accounts and identity.
I would just say, focus on your work normally, and then enjoy your life. Dont force yourself to use "features" you dont require...
So the processor is just made for Neural processing, and is useless for other uses.
If you dont want to use any heavy ML program, just dont waste money in cpu that comes with npu.
For general purpose, you can use it for editing images, videos, identifying objects, people, movement, voice/text stuff, translation, automating, searching, etc.
These all can be done without npu, but often required to send data to companies, which can now be done locally by more people more easily.
But still people use online services and tie everything with public accounts and identity.
I would just say, focus on your work normally, and then enjoy your life. Dont force yourself to use "features" you dont require...
desiibond
Skilled
Proper AI processor is nothing but a CPU that has NPU on die. Or it could be a AI accelerator used in data centers. Though a CPU can run AI tasks like speech recognition, image generation etc, an NPU can run it faster and at lower wattage. This helps a lot with overall efficiency and battery usage. The problem though is that we do not have a proper NPUs in processors at this point of time except the Apple M series chips. I think the new X Elite is good, waiting for proper ML experts to do number crunching.
It is very similar to how GPUs changed the PC and gaming industry. We were able to play games before gaming oriented GPUs came into picture. The first Macintosh that had a GUI did not have a GPU. Same is the case with current CPUs. They cannot render ML models like how an NPU can.