Artificial Intelligence (AI)
The launch of ChatGPT changed the game in artificial intelligence and machine learning. With enormous players like Google, Microsoft, and Nvdia contending -- and research and development at a breakneck pace around the globe -- the AI race is clearly on. Stick with Tom's Hardware for all the news about this rapidly changing space.
Latest about Artificial Intelligence
Over 1,000 games using generative AI content are already available on Steam — But are any of them worth playing?
By Christopher Harper published
AI models are now an established aspect of modern game development.
Nvidia CEO hand-delivers world's fastest AI system to OpenAI, again — first DGX H200 given to Sam Altman
By Dallin Grimm published
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang hand-delivered the world's first DGX H200 computer to OpenAI's CEO and president, continuing a trend of connecting OpenAI with bleeding edge AI compute power.
2D transistors can mimic a locust's brain to avoid collision
By Dallin Grimm published
IIT Bombay and King's College researchers worked together to create a 2D transistor in a research project studying advancements in AI machines.
Chinese researchers use low-cost Nvidia chip for hypersonic weapon —unrestricted Nvidia Jetson TX2i powers guidance system
By Anton Shilov published
Nvidia's Jetson TX2i system-on-chip is good enough for hypersonic weapons.
ChatGPT can craft attacks based on chip vulnerabilities — GPT-4 model tested by UIUC computer scientists
By Dallin Grimm published
UIUC researchers gave GPT-4 the CVE advisories of critical cybersecurity vulnerabilities. The model successfully knew how to exploit 87% of them.
Enthusiast arms 12-slot NVMe NAS with an Nvidia RTX GPU to run local ChatGPT
By Dallin Grimm published
StorageReview put an RTX A4000 into a QNAP NAS, enabling a local flavor of ChatGPT that runs securely, powered by your data.
ChatGPT plays Red Dead Redemption II — AI vision system was overwhelmed
By Mark Tyson published
Next-gen AIs should move the bar.
Jim Keller suggests Nvidia should have used Ethernet to stitch together Blackwell GPUs
By Anton Shilov published
Jim Keller advises Nvidia to use Ethernet to stitch two Blackwell GPUs in GB200.
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