Emerging Technologies and Applications of AI Chips: Integrating Deep Learning Algorithms with Advanced Hardware Architectures
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https://doi.org/10.61173/dhsgze72Keywords:
Deep Learning, Artificial Intelligence, AI Accelerator ChipAbstract
Due to the ongoing promotion of the latest technological revolution and industrial upgrading, as well as the widespread use of artificial intelligence and deep learning, the intelligent Internet of Things terminal has reached a more advanced stage of development. The combination of training data, model algorithms, and processing power is the basis for advancing artificial intelligence. The semiconductor business plays a crucial role in shaping the future of AI algorithms and the computing power industry. This study explores the progression of artificial intelligence, and essential technologies, and examines the categorization and structure of AI chips. The process of deep learning was then analyzed, demonstrating the application of AI in real life. Next, this study showcases distinct AI chip-related models, specifically designed for the automated implementation of Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) on Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs). The study then proceeds to examine the unique procedure and the significance of the resulting data. The future of AI was examined in the domains of space exploration, healthcare, and autonomous driving, along with future forecasts.
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