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China develops new light-based chiplet that could power artificial general intelligence — where AI is smarter than humans


Scientists in China have designed a tiny, modular chip that is powered by light rather than electricity — and they want to use it to train and run a future artificial general intelligence (AGI) model.

The new chiplet, called “Taichi,” is one small piece of a wider jigsaw formed of many individual chiplets (including Taichi modules) that, together, could form a sophisticated and powerful computing system. If scaled up sufficiently, this would be powerful enough to train and run an AGI in the future, the scientists argued in their paper, published April 11 in the journal Science



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