According to GIMPS, this is the first time a prime number was not found by an ordinary PC, but rather a “‘cloud supercomputer’ spanning 17 countries” that utilized an Nvidia A100 GPU chip to make the initial diagnosis. The primary architect of this find is Luke Durant, who worked at Nvidia as a software engineer for 11 years

  • @Nutteman
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    1 month ago

    You can dislike corporate hype around ai and celebrate someone finding a legitimate use case for ai.

    • @[email protected]
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      51 month ago

      Yeah. Stuff like this, work in medical treatments and new drugs, I’m on board.

      Using it to replace human workers or steal their hard work to train them?

      Fuck you sideways with a cactus, you corporate fucks.

    • @just_another_person
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      1 month ago

      No, you really can’t. Same cycles are wasted either way and have zero benefits except for bragging rights. Fucking dumb.

      • @finitebanjo
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        61 month ago

        Primes are useful for unique combinations in cryptography, for securing and encrypting connections and communications as well as storing sensitive data such as account ledgers.

        AI is the opposite of useful, it creates fake information to dilute real information.

      • @Nutteman
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        21 month ago

        Watch me, jabroni. I’m doing it right now.

          • @irmoz
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            11 month ago

            So now you’re concerned with “looking cool”. Your priorities are very strange.