michael_nielsen on Twitter: "Interesting to add Deep Blue to this graph. The 1997 system achieved ~8 Teraflops / sec, according to IBM's paper. I don't know how long it ran in the Kasparov match, but it was many hours, maybe tens of hours. So it's between 10^-3 and 10^-2 PF days, above DQN, below AlexNet.… https://t.co/YkQwL0zlwU"

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Interesting to add Deep Blue to this graph. The 1997 system achieved ~8 Teraflops / sec, according to IBM's paper. I don't know how long it ran in the Kasparov match, but it was many hours, maybe tens of hours. So it's between 10^-3 and 10^-2 PF days, above DQN, below AlexNet.https://twitter.com/OpenAI/status/1192481690741903360 …

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We've analyzed compute used in major AI results for the past decades and identified two eras in AI: 1) Prior to 2012 - AI results closely tracked Moore's Law, w/ compute doubling every two years. 2) Post-2012 - compute has been doubling every 3.4 months https://openai.com/blog/ai-and-compute/#addendum … pic.twitter.com/ILN5MRrWYH

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