Ryan Dlugosz
SwiftOnSecurityPer Terminator3, Skynet operated with 60 teraflops of processing. The RTX4090 has 83 teraflops at FP32.
i don’t remember@SwiftOnSecurity so… terminator3 was less capable than ChatGPT 🤔
Guillaume Ross@keroz @SwiftOnSecurity ChatGPT definitely could’ve written a better script than most Terminator movies after 2 🤓
@g sad, but true 🤣
tom4okstate
Cyber Yuki
NKT@keroz @SwiftOnSecurity it didn't have networking, so the entire processing was local and dedicated to the individual terminator, presumably.
Dan Hon@SwiftOnSecurity tbf running quantized to like fp4 probably explains a lot
William ThorpeBut are those teraflops doing anything useful, really? Do we know anything about the architecture of skynet?
Riley S. Faelan@SwiftOnSecurity Considering what we now know of TensorFlow performance, wouldn't Skynet use 16- or even 8-bit floating points, though?
Very Human Robot@SwiftOnSecurity and yet it spread through dialup modems!
kurtsh@SwiftOnSecurity So wait. My new Surface Laptop Studio 2's NVidia RTX 4060 with 22 teraflops might be enough for a 1/3rd sized mini-Skynet?
Do I have to worry whether Microsoft Copilot is gonna come for me in my sleep? 🤣
#ai #gpu #rtx4060 #nvidia #surfacelaptopstudio2 #Microsoft #copilot
standev@SwiftOnSecurity is 2023 the year of Skynet on the desktop?
Matthias Schmidt
That Blind Canuck@SwiftOnSecurity @BorrisInABox It has begun, SkyNet is on its way here!
7leaguebootdisk𓅽@SwiftOnSecurity ieee 80 bit extended precision floats, perhaps that's what we're missing? 😜
tralfaz@SwiftOnSecurity they only did that because "petaflop" sounds obscene.