Makes sense. Actually to expand, I believe this can make a lot of sense for industrial robots and such which have a more or less fixed job and latency matters more, so a well tested model may be more valuable than need to keep updating them
replyYou don’t need this chip to do that. Computer vision has used machine learning for decades. The task you’re describing is pretty rudimentary and an off the shelf model with a control system would do it way cheaper.
replyThink of a HomePod. 99% (and likely much more) of what people are asking is super simple.
replyIt was just a random example, you could think of it as being a lot more complex (detect which type of food it is, what detergent to use, how much water, remember patterns, learn over time, adapt, etc.)
replysubscription "ai-powered" dishwasher with personalized user ads, most of the chip dedicated to "personalized" not spots.
replySo local personalized ads?
replyNot sure if that's better or worse than online personalizaed ads...