How to avoid AI's ‘valley of despair'

Amdahl’s Law states that improving a single part of a system can only speed up the whole system so much. Even if one step of a process becomes exponentially faster, the other steps impose a ceiling unless they, too, are accelerated. This concept may explain some of the disappointment companies are…

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2026-10-23 14:00 · SiliconANGLE AI
How to avoid AI's ‘valley of despair'

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