32A visual introduction to kernel functionsI cant wait to read/view this in detail. Super exciting, thank you.To the author: Thank you, quite readable. I like the thumbnail explanations.Does not appear to have anything to do with operating systems... looks AI relatedSadly those of us hoping to learn about making popcorn are forced to look elsewhere.Yes, kernel is an overloaded term. This is about functions running on GPUs, not Operating System core functionality."AI" now refers to things like ChatGPT - this is ML related (machine learning) which is the thing that used to be called AI six years agoNo, it is ML/AI related: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kernel_methodNamespace collision
Does not appear to have anything to do with operating systems... looks AI relatedSadly those of us hoping to learn about making popcorn are forced to look elsewhere.Yes, kernel is an overloaded term. This is about functions running on GPUs, not Operating System core functionality."AI" now refers to things like ChatGPT - this is ML related (machine learning) which is the thing that used to be called AI six years agoNo, it is ML/AI related: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kernel_methodNamespace collision
Yes, kernel is an overloaded term. This is about functions running on GPUs, not Operating System core functionality.
"AI" now refers to things like ChatGPT - this is ML related (machine learning) which is the thing that used to be called AI six years ago
I cant wait to read/view this in detail. Super exciting, thank you.
To the author: Thank you, quite readable. I like the thumbnail explanations.
Does not appear to have anything to do with operating systems... looks AI related
Sadly those of us hoping to learn about making popcorn are forced to look elsewhere.
Yes, kernel is an overloaded term. This is about functions running on GPUs, not Operating System core functionality.
"AI" now refers to things like ChatGPT - this is ML related (machine learning) which is the thing that used to be called AI six years ago
No, it is ML/AI related: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kernel_method
Namespace collision