Artificiality

• LOS ANGELES, CA, Oct. 17, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- DGPT, announces its new generation Artificial Intelligence computational power sharing Platform, which will bring AI benefits to everyone.
• To address the contradiction between the current computational power supply and demand, DGPT, a decentralized idle computational power-sharing platform, was born.
• Whether it's the idle computational power of individual user devices or the idle servers of various institutions, all can provide cost-effective computational support for AI system training via the DGPT platform.
• DGPT has forged partnerships with numerous AI companies, research institutions, and universities, cultivating a robust ecosystem centred around AI computational power sharing.

• The result is a first-of-its-kind experience for chemical and materials scientists who develop the products we use every day.
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• The specific details of these technologies are, of course, a world apart.
• As scholars of the future of innovation, we explore these parallels in a new commentary in the journal Nature Nanotechnology.

Nanotech excitement and fear

• In the late 1990s and early 2000s, nanotechnology transitioned from a radical and somewhat fringe idea to mainstream acceptance.
• The era saw public protests against nanotechnology and – disturbingly – even a bombing campaign by environmental extremists that targeted nanotechnology researchers.
• These included potential health and environmental impacts, social and ethical issues, regulation and governance, and a growing need for public and stakeholder collaboration.
• The result was a profoundly complex landscape around nanotechnology development that promised incredible advances yet was rife with uncertainty and the risk of losing public trust if things went wrong.

How nanotech got it right

• At the time, working on responsible nanotechnology development felt like playing whack-a-mole with the health, environment, social and governance challenges presented by the technology.
• This included multistakeholder partnerships, consensus standards, and initiatives spearheaded by global bodies such as the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
• As a result, many of the technologies people rely on today are underpinned by advances in nanoscale science and engineering.
• In the early 2000s, the initiative brought together representatives from across the government to better understand the risks and benefits of nanotechnology.

Experts only at the table

• Yet despite similar aspirations around AI, these same levels of diversity and engagement are missing.
• The White House has prioritized consultations with AI company CEOs, and Senate hearings have drawn preferentially on technical experts.
• More importantly, they bring a diversity of expertise and perspectives to the table that is essential for the successful development of an advanced technology like AI.

The clock is ticking

• But this will happen only if society applies the lessons from past advanced technology transitions like the one driven by nanotechnology.
• The early days of an advanced technology transition set the trajectory for how it plays out over the coming decades.
• He was previously the co-chair of the Nanotechnology Environmental and Health Implications Working Group, and was Chief Science Advisor to the Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies.

• Let’s start with the recognition that the health care experience for many Americans is wholly unsatisfying.
• And the reality is that many patients are willing to pay a premium for better, more efficient care.
• Too often we see great ideas sold as earners that are still in a nascent, beta, or concept state especially in white-hot markets like A.I.
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