Apple Tackles Memory and Computational Demands of Large Language Models
https://gradientflow.com/apples-ai-leap-bridging-the-gap-in-on-device-intelligence/
Apple Tackles Memory and Computational Demands of Large Language Models. In a recent paper, Apple addresses the substantial computational and memory demands of large language models (LLMs), which present difficulties when attempting to operate them on devices with limited DRAM. These issues are pivotal due to: The prohibitive memory requirements for LLMs that surpass theContinue reading "Apple’s AI Leap: Bridging the Gap in On-Device Intelligence"
To celebrate Google’s request at the EU to force Apple to open iMessage, today we celebrate the career promotions for every PM and VP at Google that gave us this bouquet of innovation:
CVS ditches useless cold meds—but not bogus homeopathic products
Bogus homeopathic products based on pseudoscience will remain on shelves.
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@tylermumford Architecture specs, unit tests, design mockups are not working software. They may be valuable in creating working software, but only working software is the product.
Personally, I’ve come to add “tested hypotheses” to the things that count as progress. Software that “works” but turns out to be the wrong approach is an invalidated hypothesis.