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J. Craig Venter, genetic entrepreneur extraordinaire, points out that the efficiency of sequencing genomes has recently outstripped Moore's law for computers by about an order of magnitude for the last four years. Given that pace... do you think that natural or artificial intelligence will be getting the next big upgrade?
Synthetic Life - TierneyLab Blog - NYTimes.com
J. Craig Venter, genetic entrepreneur extraordinaire, points out that the efficiency of sequencing genomes has recently outstripped Moore's law for computers by about an order of magnitude for the last four years. Given that pace... do you think that natural or artificial intelligence will be getting the next big upgrade?
Synthetic Life - TierneyLab Blog - NYTimes.com
The rate at which this technology is now improving puts silicon to shame. Dr. Church noted that between 1970 and 2005 gene sequencing had taken place on a Moore’s Law pace, improving at about 1.5 times per year. Since then it has improved at the rate of an order of magnitude, or ten times annually.
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