Nvidia recently unveiled Blackwell, a next-generation AI chip that promises to revolutionize the field of artificial intelligence. Named after statistician and mathematician David Blackwell, this amazing chip is at least twice as fast as its predecessor, the H100, and has the potential to transform the way we interact with technology.

We could say that Nvidia has just unleashed an electronic beast: Blackwell, their new AI chip that promises to usher in "a new era of computing". But aren't we a little too hasty with praise? Let's take a closer look at the sharp teeth of this technological monster.

Twice as fast, but twice as dangerous?

In general, more power means more information processed, which can lead to an even more intensely surveilled and controlled world. Do we really want to give up privacy for blistering speeds?

Yep, What happens when speech turns into 3D videos fake news or propaganda? What will it be like when it gives considerable errors??