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[–] 4 points 12 hours ago* (last edited 12 hours ago) (1 child)

True. I think that's about a quarter of the dram produced. Though it could be used in public sector research and not just thrown away.

Astronomy and Biology research benefit from AI image analysis models. Because it's not just generating slop text. It's used to analyze image data to find potential points of interest. Reducing an impossible number of raw data points (stars, cells, etc) down to a manageable number that can be analyzed and confirmed by an actual human.

This isn't the "AI" people talk about when they say "AI". It was just called "machine learning with computer vision models" before all the AI marketing crap.

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  • [–] 1 point 8 hours ago*

    I don’t know enough about the mechanical workings of things like radiological image recognition to know whether or not HBM would be useful for them, but hopefully you’re right.

    I believe HBM makes up more than a quarter of current production, with all 3 major memory manufacturers prioritizing HBM.

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