ANN is the future compution model.

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/newsroom/news/what-is-an-ai-pc.html#gs.a6b6dk
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What is an AI PC? ('Look, Ma! No Cloud!')

An AI PC has a CPU, a GPU and an NPU, each with specific AI acceleration capabilities. An NPU, or
neural processing unit, is a specialized accelerator that handles artificial intelligence (AI) and
machine learning (ML) tasks right on your PC instead of sending data to be processed in the cloud. The
GPU and CPU can also process these workloads, but the NPU is especially good at low-power AI
calculations. The AI PC represents a fundamental shift in how our computers operate. It is not a
solution for a problem that didn’t exist before. Instead, it promises to be a huge improvement for
everyday PC usages.

So how does it work? Compared to generative AI and the massive large language models (LLMs) trained on
tons of public data, the AI that will happen on your PC is more accessible on pretty much every level.
The concept is easier to digest, and because it’s trained on your data, without needing to access the
cloud, the benefits are more immediately appealing to a broader population.

In the near-term, the AI PC world involves personal assistants and smaller AI models running directly
on your PC, using your data to offer personal, private, more secure AI enhancements for things you
already do every day – taking meeting minutes, organizing a fantasy football league, automating
enhancements for photo and video editing, or laying out the perfect itinerary for a family reunion
based on everyone’s arrival and departure times.
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From the proof P!=NP (to be peer reviewed), no deterministic Ptime algorithm
exists for problems whose complexity >= NPC. Thus, the typical strategy is
pretty much doomed to using randomized algorithm and ANN computation model.