To the author (or anyone from vectorware team), can you please give me, admittedly a skeptic, a motivating example of a "GPU-native" application?

That is, where does it truly make a difference to dispatch non-parallel/syscalls etc from GPU to CPU instead of dispatching parallel part of a code from CPU to GPU?

From the "Announcing VectorWare" page:

> Even after opting in, the CPU is in control and orchestrates work on the GPU.

Isn't it better to let CPUs be in control and orchestrate things as GPUs have much smaller, dumber cores?

> Furthermore, if you look at the software kernels that run on the GPU they are simplistic with low cyclomatic complexity.

Again, there's a obvious reason why people don't put branch-y code on GPU.

Genuinely curious what I'm missing.