GPU World
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Imagine the future, evenly distributed: a world with one GPU per person.
In our story contest, we ask people to imagine the future, evenly distributed. The AI revolution has only just begun to affect humanity, and billions of humans have yet to so much as talk to a frontier LLM like Fable or Sol. This is in large part because compute limitations make it impossible to serve the highest-quality AIs to more than a relative handful of users: humanity is GPU-poor. Only a few million GPUs capable of efficiently serving frontier models are manufactured annually. This will increase, however, as both hardware and software are scaled and optimized. Someday, such as in…
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