MMU's have held sway for nearly 60 years, but I wonder if in ten years time when the AI is the whole stack/runs the whole stack and the majority of us wont be running anything but prompts they will be required. I have a big interest in how the AI will penetrate into the hardware level, not just as a sci-fi fan/author but as an electronics engineer/programmer. I should add that I doubt AI hardware will penetrate much into the embedded market due to cost.
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MMU's have held sway for nearly 60 years, but I wonder if in ten years time when the AI is the whole stack/runs the whole stack and the majority of us wont be running anything but prompts they will be required. I have a big interest in how the AI will penetrate into the hardware level, not just as a sci-fi fan/author but as an electronics engineer/programmer. I should add that I doubt AI hardware will penetrate much into the embedded market due to cost.
Big fan of this project by the way.