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A friend, John Lim, wrote to Chat GPT and asked, "Tell me about Andy Young's Singapore 60s music blog?" 𝅘𝅥𝅯𝅘𝅥𝅰𝆕
The reply came:
"Andy Young's Singapore 60s Music is a blog dedicated to the music of the 1960s in Singapore. It is run by Andy Young, a music enthusiast and collector who has been researching and collecting Singaporean music from the 1960s for many years.
The blog features reviews of music from the era, as well as interviews with musicians and other Singaporean music aficionados. It also includes a comprehensive discography of Singaporean music from the 1960s, and a list of recommended albums. The blog is a great resource for anyone interested in the music of Singapore in the 1960s 𝅘𝅥𝅯𝅘𝅥𝅰𝆕."
"ChatGPT is a language model that understands and generates human-like language. It can produce poetry and stories and discuss current events and intellectual discussions.
It is ideal if you want an AI helper for business or just want to communicate with a computer. Its advanced language abilities and algorithms are revolutionizing machine-human interaction. Marion Dubois: Filmora.wondershare.com"
I must thank young engineer, John Lim, who checked out the information on his own, to verify the blog's value and authenticity.
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From Ronald Ho.
Andy,
"I found out that AI runs off specially designed microprocessor chips whose algorithms are into either mathematical analysis or non mathematical, and this is further broken into higher GPU elements (which gets into art, design, architecture, etc) or prose (letter writing, stories, text, etc). Nvidia leads in this area.
The standard traditional microprocessors are more attuned towards number crunching like those produced by Intel and AND. And fine-tuned to a friendlier architecture designed by ARM Technologies, a British firm, and used by Qualcomn and Samsung aimed at Mobile devices. Apparently, MPUs to handle Quantum Processing is also of a different architecture. They have evolved much since the days I was in semiconductor assembly."
