>>52653
>Would the only thing holding AI back be it's access to processing power?
Not even close, check out the Taalas chip stuff. And this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuromorphic_engineering
Basically, AI is running on legacy human made hardware. that has layers upon layers of abstractions of older hardware for compatibility and compiler stuff, its very wasteful.
We are very far from neuromorphic designs, but closing in fast.