Financial firms race to create instruments to trade processing power A RTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE is changing many things about the modern world. Language is no exception. The word “compute”, for instance, used to be regarded as a verb.
Today even grammar pedants grudgingly accept it as a noun, referring to the processing power generated by advanced chips. This new, non-verbal compute is the fuel of a technological revolution. Who will buy $120bn-worth of fresh Japanese government bonds?
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