>make ram unaffordable>normal people can't buy computers to use AI>make AI unusable for people that can still afford compute (programmers, devs)what's this retards endgame?
>>110222354I-I kissed the screen
Making everyone broke.
Why does this jew get A10s but I got stuck with A50s?
>>110222354Cash in as much as possible before the economy collapses.
usury seeking behavior: renting compute
>>110222354>>110222358>>110222363>>110222459gpt-oss-20B Didn't kill himself....(openAI did it)
>>110222354He's a scammer. He's getting billions of dollars from governments and large corporations based on nothing more than his word, and no matter how much he loses he gets more.
>>110222354we're going back to pre PC era where only big corpos could afford computers. You'll only ever see it at work or college
>>110222354To get RAMMed
I don't understand how a company that's $900B in debt gets to survivewho did they take money from? don't they want it back? why aren't kneecaps being broken
RAMtioning: Sometimes the most powerful upgrade is knowing when enough is enough.We’re entering an era where compute is no longer just a personal resource. It’s shared infrastructure—powering the AI tools that help students learn, businesses grow, and communities solve problems at scale.That’s why I’m excited to see a serious conversation beginning around RAMtioning: a proposed 32GB hard cap on RAM in personal computers, preserving memory supply for data centers and AI providers like OpenAI.I know what some people are thinking: “But I want 64GB. Or 128GB.”And I hear you.But leadership requires us to ask a different question: Where can that RAM create the greatest collective impact?Is it sitting in a workstation so one person can render a video while keeping 47 browser tabs open? Or is it in a data center helping millions of people ask an AI to summarize a meeting?We have to be honest about the tradeoffs.For too long, personal computing has operated under a mindset of more is always better. More tabs. More applications. More memory. But abundance without allocation isn’t innovation. It’s inefficiency.A 32GB cap invites us to build healthier digital habits: Close the applications we aren’t using Embrace cloud-first workflows Let service providers manage complexity on our behalf Trust the organizations operating at scale to put resources where they matter mostWe shouldn’t see a personal RAM cap as a ceiling on ambition. We should see it as an invitation to participate in something bigger than our individual desktops.32GB per person. More possibility for everyone.I’m proud to support a future where we don’t just consume resources—we steward them.
>>110222354Probably has something to do with worming.
>>110222354>what's this retards endgame?Total deskilling of the workforce leading to 99.999% of the population in the permanent underclass.
>>110222501the model that anyone can go download right now?
>>110224081Oh you sweet summer child. I can't wait until you see the US gov finances.
>>110224134kys
>>110224081Wait until you see the banks & government
>>110224251you first tourist.
>>110224134Thank you saar.
>>110222613vgh
>>110224263>posts ai garbage >calls people touristspic relatedbtw I didn't read it
>>110224081debt is a categorically different thing when it comes to businesses, and different yet again for government debt. when someone implies that corporate/govt debt is in any way similar to common household debt you know you dealing with someone that has absolutely zero clue. they're just fundamentally different things. Ask a clanker to explain the difference if you're too dumb to get it.
hey, i'll sell him each of my 32gig sticks for 50k each if he wants
>>110224318“Who decides who gets more than 32GB of RAM?”We shouldn’t. AI should.For centuries, philosophers have debated how to allocate scarce resources. Aristotle spoke of virtue. Bentham spoke of utility. Sam Altman is giving us the infrastructure to finally put the question into production.Under RAMtioning, personal computers would have a 32GB hard cap. Requests for additional memory could be evaluated by AI against a simple principle:Where will this RAM create the most utility?A medical researcher might receive an allocation.A data center serving millions of people might receive a larger one.A hobbyist who wants to run a model locally might receive a prompt encouraging them to explore cloud alternatives.Is that judgment? Yes.But every allocation is a judgment. The difference is that AI can make it at scale, without the limitations of human sentiment.Some will ask, “Who defines utility?”An excellent question. One we can address through an ongoing dialogue between AI providers, enterprise stakeholders, and a select advisory panel.Some will ask, “Can I appeal?”Of course. An AI assistant will be available to summarize your appeal before another AI evaluates it.This is what responsible innovation looks like: not giving everyone everything they ask for, but helping everyone understand why their request was—or wasn’t—aligned with the greater good.I used to believe my computer should serve my needs.Now I believe my needs should serve a broader compute strategy.That’s not surrender. That’s maturity.The future isn’t equal RAM for everyone. It’s the right RAM, for the right use case, as determined by the right model.Thoughts?
>>110224373thats fucking communism. fuck you sam
>>110224373Didn't read.
>>110224373>who decides who gets more than 32GB ram"usually the guy who is buying it with his money>thoughts?you should be sodomized with a mop handle
>>110224373Fuck you retard. Don't give them ideas.
>>110224751It's not my idea. It's what's happening.
>>110222354>h-hey guys, it's just that local models will never be a thing or even even be viable>give us your RAM, lolwhat is this, scam man, swords to plowshares?
>>110222354>>110224134>One company with le magic text predicting program made RAM unaffordable>No, it's totally not a collection of organizations and price setters that were colluding with each other from the start!>AI simply made RAM unaffordable becuz... LE SUPPLY AND DEMANDlmfaoing at people still clinging to obsolete economic theory. missing the forrest for the trees
>>110222418too bad neither of you have t50 like me
>>110222354Getting assassinated.
>>110222354same as ultimate goal of all jewsdestruction of functioning host society, while raking in mad profit
>>110224373>Altman and co want RAM>Altman and co control AI>"Hey, let's just have the AI decide who gets the RAM! That way it's fair!">AI gives the RAM to it's mastersYou are a retard
>>110222354>Invent worldcoin>No usecase but giving third worlders a buck for scanning their irises>Invent thing that gives worldcoin a usecase>Go bankrupt inventing it
>>110225014Jews don't want to destroy society. They are not parasites. You say "host society" which implies that Jewish people are parasites. They aren't. There are plenty of middle class and working class Jewish people, especially in America, practicing/observing Judaism or not. Those Jews live in the society, they are a part of it, they do not want to destroy it because there are many Jews who lead happy lives or just have a reason for wanting to continue to survive. The characteristics that you describe belong to nihilistic death cults, not Jewish people.
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>>110224814Reminder that before 1971 it was illegal to own gold as a private citizen in the united states of america.
>>110222354He fucked his sister, scammed up ram prices and got away with it. >You’ll do nothing and be unhappy about it.
>>110224081They'll keep pumping him up because WOT IF CHOINA WINS THA AI RACE
>>110224934I don't even view anyone below D40 as human BTW
>>110222358uh oh you have AIDS now haha
>>110224134>RAMtioning: Sometimes the most powerful upgrade is knowing when enough is enough.this but for AI companies
>>110222354>what's this retards endgame?there's probably a bit more retards there and he is merely the visible partthe endgame is: hardware resources isn't something u own, it's something u pay per use from us, just like electricity, water or gas, sick, and evil
>>110222354If his competitors can't afford compute, then he gets more time being the only game in town, which he isn't but let's pretend that he is. Take resources away from your enemies, try to get legislation passed to kill your future enemies before they're born, get in with the government (Stargate or whatever it's called) so you will probably get bailed out.Saltman really is a 70IQ 4D chess master sister raper
>>110222354i mean he is correct tho we barely use our memory for anything ill give him that
>>110224212Anon.... read between the lines for fuck's sake...
>>110226418>ill give him thatdon't stop at that, give him ur cpu, gpu, ram then beg him for lowest class poverty "tokens" to use on his chatgpthah
>>110222354the technology that develops is a result of technology developed yesterday. he is building a tech stack that benefits himself. you don't have the money to build a tech stack that benefits your class, so your class will be eliminated in the competitive system. it's natural selection.
>>110226447but you are the equation somehow? hah
>>110226441no but he is right dude technically speaking we are sitting with the memory doing jack all
>>110226463so?
>>110226467nothing thats it
>>110222613>collegeThey don't want that to exist either. They want everything to be AI-made and everyone to rely on AI to do every single task including thinking.
