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The Future of Scientific Computation: Unlocking Interactive High-Performance Computing

As I reflect on the current state of scientific computation, I am reminded of the vast potential that lies ahead. The demo video I've created showcases a novel approach to interactive high-performance computing, one that challenges conventional wisdom and pushes the boundaries of what is thought possible.

The experiment involves StarCraft II, a popular video game that requires significant computational resources to run. Rather than relying on traditional batch processing, I've developed a real-time setup that enables interactive play and simultaneous training with an AI agent. This achievement is notable, as it was previously thought to be impossible to resolve the graphics software issues associated with running such a program in real-time.

So, how did I achieve this breakthrough? By exploring alternative network protocols, I was able to overcome the limitations of traditional batch processing and create a system that allows for real-time play and training. This innovation has significant implications for the future of scientific computation, as it enables researchers to interact with complex systems in a more dynamic and experiential way.

The potential applications of this technology are vast. Imagine being able to simulate complex systems in real-time, allowing researchers to explore new frontiers in fields such as climate modeling, materials science, and medical research. The possibilities are endless, and I am excited to see where this technology will take us.

But what does this mean for the future of scientific computation? In my view, it represents a fundamental shift towards a more interactive and experiential approach to research. Rather than relying on static models and batch processing, researchers will be able to engage with complex systems in a more dynamic and immersive way. This will enable new insights and discoveries, and will ultimately accelerate our progress towards a more sustainable and equitable future.

So, what's next? I am committed to continuing this research and exploring the vast potential of interactive high-performance computing. I invite you to join me on this journey, and to explore the possibilities of this technology for yourself.

For more information on my research papers related to this project, please visit the following links: scavenging network protocols, AI safety in generative models and with more to follow for real-time inferencing (that is forthcoming). And I also have 3 years working at AWS in big data to attach the implementation plan to reality of layered SDNs abstracted and hidden in the cloud.

Together, let's unlock the models from batch compute output into the future of scientific computation and create models that train experientially for a more thought out utilization of compute and hence sustainable future for all.

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