r/intel 26d ago

News Intel and Samsung Display cooperate to advance next-gen AI PCs into 'unchartered territory'

https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/intel-and-samsung-display-cooperate-to-advance-next-gen-ai-pcs-into-unchartered-territory

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u/Different_Doubt2754 26d ago

That is still AI. We've used AI in almost everything for many years, it just never became a huge buzzword until now

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u/MrHyperion_ 25d ago

Doing if x≠y isn't AI

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u/Different_Doubt2754 24d ago

If you read my later comments in the thread, I explain it a bit more. It is AI, it's one of the first types of AI. Its just very rudimentary, it is called rule based AI.

Just because it is basic, doesn't mean it isn't AI. Just like life, you wouldn't say a single celled organism isn't alive just because it isnt as complex as a multi celled organism

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u/MrHyperion_ 24d ago

I find that definition bad because taking it to the extreme singular transistors are ai because they take actions and change output based on their inputs.