I am more pointing out that they seemed to tacitly assume that deep learning/ML/scaling couldn’t work, since all the real work was what we would call better algorithms, and compute was not viewed as a bottleneck at all.
I am more pointing out that they seemed to tacitly assume that deep learning/ML/scaling couldn’t work, since all the real work was what we would call better algorithms, and compute was not viewed as a bottleneck at all.