Intel has announced a new chip, called 'Meteor Lake', that will allow laptops to run generative artificial intelligence chatbots without relying on cloud data centers.
This will enable businesses and consumers to test AI technologies without sending sensitive data off their own computers.
Intel demonstrated the capabilities of the chip at a software developer conference, showcasing laptops that could generate songs and answer questions in a conversational style while disconnected from the internet.
The company sees this as a significant moment in tech innovation.
Intel is also on track to release a successor chip called 'Arrow Lake' next year
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