The robot’s answers
What exactly is a data center in Sulitjelma contributing to in the development of artificial intelligence? The basis is abundant access to cheap energy. But beyond that?
I ask Conor Davis.
“We buy hardware, okay? And then, we offer the computing power to companies, which, in turn, offer their software to customers. These customers send data to our machines, which process the data before the result is returned.”
Undoubtedly, computer centers are essential components in the development of artificial intelligence. I forwarded the question to someone who could give me the most precise answer – an AI chatbot.
“There are many reasons for data centers being important to artificial intelligence,” Google’s own chatbot sets out.
One of them is precisely what Conor Davis points to:
“Data centers provide the vast computing resources needed to handle the complex calculations involved in AI tasks.”
As I am already talking to Google’s chatbot, I also ask if AI is important to the Israeli defense.
The answer is that AI plays an increasingly significant role in the Israeli defense industry. The Israeli military uses artificial intelligence for several purposes, answers the robot before it presents a long list of areas of use.
At the top of the list is the identification of bomb targets:
“AI systems can analyze large amounts of data to identify potential targets, such as enemy combatants and equipment. This can help the military to make more accurate and efficient decisions about when and where to strike.”
AI is characterized by its ability to provide neutral answers.
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