AI, in its current primitive form, is already benefiting a wide array of industries, from healthcare to energy to climate prediction, to name just a few. But...
Wrong as usual. Heres a video from 2 years ago. From an actual light transport researcher for 3d rendering. Again, this likely won’t be on your 50 series GPU. But it is something very actively being researched. And likely will start showing up in consumer hardware before the end of the decade.
It’s literally just a two to three minute long video. With literal links to the research paper in question. Perhaps you should read more and talk less.
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Wrong as usual. Heres a video from 2 years ago. From an actual light transport researcher for 3d rendering. Again, this likely won’t be on your 50 series GPU. But it is something very actively being researched. And likely will start showing up in consumer hardware before the end of the decade.
A two year old YouTube prediction with no other evidence?
Obviously you’re a man of science…
It’s literally just a two to three minute long video. With literal links to the research paper in question. Perhaps you should read more and talk less.
It’s weird on a day old thread you immediately get two extra upvotes, and I get three downvotes as soon as you reply…
I don’t help people who play thos silly games, have a nice life.