Most AI content today feels flat.
We read threads.
We skim blog posts.
We copy prompts.
But very rarely do we actually see how AI systems work.
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Didn't realize how much AI is "hardware", although I guess it makes sense - coz it's trying to emulate neural networks!
P.S. your "visualization" links are leading to a Vercel login page - is that intentional?
Thanks for pointing this out leob!
I accidentally shared the link to the preview deployment url that is protected. I now updated the post with the actual production domain that is publicly accessible.
It is fixed now.
Works now, looks cool, I'm gonna view it!
Awesome! Thanks for confirming it works.
Let me know what you think. I intend to grow the series over time :)
Yeah the notion that AI is probably more "hardware" than "software", and is aiming to make us software engineers/developers "redundant" (well that's what some people think, although it's clearly not as simple as that) is somewhat "humbling" lol ...
Well, joking of course - AI is both hardware and software, but more importantly it's it's own unique "thing" ;-)
Yeah, lots of mixed feelings around this topic for sure... I do find the dynamics across all fields fascinating though across politics, economics, environmental, social etc. It is shaping the world we live in.
great article, julien! You made a great break down of AI.
thanks Ben! if there is any other AI related topic or concept you would like to see broken down visually, let me know :)
it sounds good!