Intel: Here, have some AI reference kits ... now please buy our silicon

To encourage techies and engineers to try out its AI acceleration hardware, Intel has put together a bunch of software reference kits it claims will reduce the time and resources required to deploy machine learning systems on its silicon. As you'd expect, the 34 open source reference kits address a variety of common AI/ML …

[Omnipresent]

It's like a choose your own adventure book

That ends in DOOOOOOOOOOOOOM.

[b0llchit]

Re: It's like a choose your own adventure book

Has Doom been ported to AI?

[that one in the corner]

Re: It's like a choose your own adventure book

Yes, but it wasn't very good and never made it to end, then refused to ever play again[1]

AI can be cleverer than we give it credit for.[2]

[1] this is a madey-upy story for a cheap laugh

[2] see [1]

[RErnes]

Acc en manure

I don't think I'm alone thinking that anything that comes from Accenture, Deloitte, Capita, etc to be pure horse sh*t.

I do hope intel starts gaining some popularity in the hardware side of AI acceleration and helps to bring down the price... in particular of ngreedia.