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High school student uses AI to reveal 1.5 million previously unknown objects in space.
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I've managed to run AI on hardware even older than that. The issue is it's just painfully slow. I have no idea if it has any impact on the actual results though. I have a very high spec AI machine on order, so it'll be interesting to run the same tests again and see if they're any better, or if they're simply quicker.
Is it a PyTorch experiment? Other than maybe different default data types on CPU, the results should be the same.