The most commonly used tech phrase in the PC industry last year was 'AI PC' and, according to Intel at least, we were promised that such computers would "save people hours weekly through built-in artificial intelligence." So far the interest in AI PCs has been somewhat muted so AMD has decided that the best way to solve this is to explain exactly why AI PCs are better than non-AI PCs.
It's done this via a simple post on X, highlighting what an AMD AI PC can do better than a common-or-garden PC: "Handle AI tasks more efficiently with the world's most powerful built-in Neural Processing Unit (NPU), which supports the CPU and GPU for faster and smarter everyday use." On the other hand, non-AI PCs "can run AI tasks, but lack[s] an integrated NPU. AI runs on the CPU and GPU, but with less efficiency for multitasking."
