Thread 106287806

who else cant wait for the AI bullshit bubble to pop and all the datacenters offload their hardware for cheap

>completely embedded into almost everything now
>durr it's just a fad

nigga i guarantee you are reading or looking at something that was at least partially ai assisted every day now

>>106287806 (OP)
You realize that everything that makes life more expensive for the average person never rolls back, right? Every time something like this happens, it's because they want you to be poorer so they can be richer.

>bro once crypto, uhh I mean AI fails they'll finally stop massively inflating demand for components!
>heh just 2 more weeks till the housing bubble pops and I can afford a home
>one day things will just randomly become affordable like they were 30 years ago
lol

>>106287959
Nigger, are you retarded? It's a bubble because VCs keep throwing money at any AI startup. This'll be just like with the dot com bubble.

>>106287806 (OP)
>OP in pic
Huffing that copium aren't you?

>>106287806 (OP)
The main way for that to happeis a route they've already blocked off. If you could simply link 2 GPUs together like crossfire used to allow you could run your instance of chatgpt and it would work equally as well. So they won't allow the GPUs to be made better and you're not allowed to buy the good ones no matter what you pay

>>106287959
It's a bubble because it costs more than it makes. At this point I'm fairly confident that their actual business plan is to loss lead until AI gets so embedded in the world that they can play the "too important to fail" card for government gibs.

>>106289635
This is only true cause mutts have an awful electrical grid. China is gonna keel pumping out cheap AI and mutts will either have to adapt or become irrelevant

>>106287806 (OP)
Weed sucks. Shrooms are the superior high. Picture not related.

>>106287806 (OP)
Not gonna happen, all that stuff will be shipped to China for "recycling" and drive up the cost again because of tariffs/reimporting. There's a lot of stuff, obsolete stuff, from the US that never made it to resale in the country because this nonsense.

It'll be nice. Even if AI is smarter than your average human, even if AI can do tasks in a robot suit...who cares, really.
It's a neat little gimmick that can only replicate what its taught until the parts wear out.
It's like getting excited for AOL dial up in the 90s. Yes, cool but the only reason you used the internet was to look at what other people made. A robot, like a website, will be only as interesting as the person who made it.

>>106289672
Their grid would be fine if AI wasn't pounding its bussy raw, so your logic is circular. It's the quintessential technology that insists upon itself.

>>106289696
Problem is how the jews are going to repurpose it for everything what is wrong. It only took from 1995 to 2008 (Amazon first began to track its users already in 1995) to implement cookies. 2008-2015 and internet was pretty much centralised and commercialized.
Open up any "news" website, local to you or international and it's unusable without uBlock or similar.

>>106289751
Very true, but with AI specifically they have to censor it all the time because it's the antithesis to how they operate. By design they'll never be able to use AI without gimping it.
Plus such things will backfire on them in ways they can't imagine. They'll have robotic bodyguards that get hacked and off their owners with the security tapes wiped so the culprit can't be identified. They'll perfect a shopping experience only to have no customers for that brand.
They'll perfect farming only to have people support the mom and pop stores.
It'll be a competition and they'll shoot themselves in the foot every step of the way.
It only takes one mistake too.
>machine "hallucinates" once or twice
>Am I going to trust this machine to do x task for me properly?
>HOTFIX BUG FIX
>...I need to be able to trust something out of the box. Sorry.

>>106287806 (OP)
The .com bubble popped and look at the internet now.
AI is not going away!

>>106287806 (OP)
Keep seething Luddite.

>>106287806 (OP)
>datacenters offload
That's not happening. They'll be using those to harvest and monitor data on and from the population. The surveillance state comes next.