+ LOOKING INTO AI / A FIELD GUIDE
AI is more than
a model.
See the whole
system.
From the questions we ask to the electricity behind the answer. Explore what AI is, how it works, and what makes it possible.
WITH LARRY GLOVER • OPEN TO EVERY CURIOUS MIND
EXPLORE THE MODELED 3D EXHIBIT ↗Rotate · approach · separate · reassemble10 subject areas. Two ways to explore.
No specialist knowledge needed.
01 / FIND YOUR BEARINGS
Everything connects.
An application depends on models and data.
Models run on machines. Machines need power.
People make decisions at every level.
People & outcomes
What is the AI system meant to help someone do?
↗02Applications & agents
How does an AI capability become something people can use?
↗03Models & development
What is a model, and how is it developed?
↗04Data & knowledge
Where does the information an AI system uses come from?
↗05Software & services
What connects a model to the machines running it?
↗06Chips & computing
What physical equipment does AI run on?
↗07Facilities & cooling
What turns a building into a place for computing?
↗08Electricity & utilities
How does electricity reach an AI system?
↗09Manufacturing & supply
What does it take to make the equipment?
↗10People & institutions
Who builds, operates and takes responsibility for AI?
↗02 / LOOK A LITTLE CLOSER
What’s inside
the machine?
Move from a rack to a server to a GPU. Separate an illustrative assembly and see how its parts work together.
Explore the hardware in 3D ↗Interactive example · illustrative geometry, not to scale