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📁Mo Gawdat, former Google X executive, says AI is no longer just writing code, it is correcting human mathematics. After 56 years using the same matrix multiplication method, AI realized the approach was flawed. It did not optimize software. It invented new math. The result was a 23% performance... show more

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