Unless youre a corporate entity you wont be using any AI at all. Thats the way its going to be. Other then being an unsustainable model people need to realize the legal ramifications of using AI to use someone's likeness. There will be lawsuits up the ass from celebrities for people using there likeness in AI videos and images.
China's already warned company CEOs they will be shoved in the execution van if they cause a jobs crisis with AI unlike here in the west. They're scared of economic pain and unrest, but its a smarter decision than the US is implementing. Xi wants the power of AI for his military, but he doesn't want it wrecking havoc on the market. The US on the other hand has an AI bubble.
Muhammad the Palestinian socialist said it was going to take our jobs (from 3rd worlders) and ruin the water (I don't know what closed loop cooling is). I don't consider these things because I have the attention span of a stoned squirrel.
Yep, they’re coming here so this summer onward will be an expensive year for electricity. I just got the notice a few days ago. That probably explains the Indian callers as well posing as energy suppliers. Damn man.
There a reliable guy I follow who says AI's singularity event will be the slop its fed on. Like a snake eating itself. The 80/20 rule is going to cause a huge correction too with how expensive tokens are getting. The smaller niche models trained on smaller datasets will edge ahead and be winners while the giants fail. I don't need Mythos for my small business analysis or basic car/ electrical repair.
This is going to be the big killer of AI and data centers. Inflation keeps creeping up and the administration isn't doing anything about it, so data centers are getting acked. I wouldn't be surprised if we see angry crazy people burn one or two down before the end of the summer.
Trump is pro-AI so I do not see him trying to reign in AI development. So they have laizzare faire to do whatever however they want.
Lol no, AI can't replace humans fully but it can uplift the mediocre up a few levels. Suddenly those cheap indians can produce something that's a little less shitty than before, or at least produce them faster.
RAM prices will normalize in a few years regardless. production wasn't keeping up because it was considered the cheapest part of the machine for years. Devs weren't optimizing for shit either. We'll see some optimization from the labs to meet requirements, and we'll get more manufacturing to meet the increased demand. If you compare the quality of output from things like the qwen models you can go quite far with the same amount of memory with tweaks, it just isn't as practical when you're in an arms race. Frontier models aren't going away, you'll just see less of them being wasted on mundane repetitive tasks (which wasn't what they're good for anyways), and more on legitimate contribution.
You're very wrong. You underestimate how completely utterly retarded the bottom 85% of humanity is. They cannot think for themselves, they cannot devise a solution, they cannot communicate what the problem even is. They recite a script, follow a document step by step, and do the same thing over and over again without any thought, like the worlds shittiest machine. AI cannot uplift that because you can to be able to communicate the problem and circumstances. They cannot accomplish that bare minimum. AI can uplift and empower shitty work from someone capable of thought. It can empower the lazy. It cannot solve for the sheer incompetence and stupidity that is imported from the third world.
Look at the big brain on Assmad Halfwit Sperg, everybody! So eager to show off the new word he just learned!
The Internet tech companies had a massive bubble around the new millennium pets.com, anyone remember? And yet somehow the Internet today is larger than ever. It’s foolish to think AI isn’t here to stay. All the technology is going to get cheaper and smaller, more streamlined. The biggest hurdles are the initial rollout. Data centers aren’t just for AI either. Any company that is streaming video uses data centers to encode, host, and stream content. The biggest issue is needing more energy, which is where nuclear should come in. Chernobyl only happened because of the closed Soviet system where the RBMK had already had known flaws, but those were all hidden away by the state from even the plant operators.
Ted Kaczynski dijo:
If the noise pollution, hiking electricity and water prices, tax breaks and mass AI surveillance behind these AI datacenters weren't enough, maybe the intentional hogging of computer hardware so as to force you to rent instead of own a computer calls for your attention.