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He will save us

>>738334306
Uh that's odd. I still own my two pcs and soon to be steambox.

>>738334306
I still own my 'puter and I don't need more.

>>738334921
>deleted
explain

where's some hacker hero to make an AI virus?

Ai already got good at a lot of things without buying all the memory in the world
What the hell are they doing now?

>>738335621
preparing for techfeudalism

>>738334306
Not the heckin global memory supply, we are gonna heckin run out of memory if we dont declare an emergency right now, climate change is killing off all the wild memory its unsustainable chuds

>>738335739
smartest propagandabot

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anons when they're given a smidgen of ram

How is this still a thing? Openai's fake RAM purchase fell through and everything.

>>738335621
They want to scale their services so everyone becomes dependent on it then jack up the price of subscription from 20 bucks to 500.

>>738336048
People are already paying for this shit? I don't understand why you bother when you can talk to bots on 4chan for free.

>>738336309
Almost every companies I know off with a dedicated engineering team has a Claude subscription and that's just on my shithole ESL country

>>738336048
Yeah but it isn't really viable isn't it? Neither companies or people wan't to give away their data. AI is here to stay, but local ones. People are already tired of subscription shit. The linux tards already have locals ones they use, in ten years that will be the default, both for companies and regular people.

>>738334306
>>738334793
Go back to r*ddit

>>738336391
Oh yeah, the macro scale. Where companies shell out millions for a pittance because shareholders. I hadn't considered that one and that's on me.

>>738334306
You didn't say "and you'll be happy", so I assume it's okay to be pissed about it.

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lol

>>738336401
cant run local if you cant get the parts

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>Bank app tells me I am receiving monthly charge for WoW
>Huh? I am on the yearly plan, and this is 20 dollars, not 15
>Realize I boughted tokens often enough that my bank app thinks it's a subscription
How the FUCK do I make money in this stupid game? I tried alchemy but professions literally just drained the wow token with no payout

i'll just visit the datacenters and pluck the ram

>>738336718
Remember during bidens presidency when you commie retards tried to call inflation transitory?

This is what that actually is. Demand goes up, supply goes down, production increases to meet demand. The supply and demand price system directs resources to where they provide the most value. This happens with all things and you are not worse off for it but better.

You’d think a smidgeon of self awareness would rub off when they need you to spout actual economics sometimes, like when comparative advantage was all the rage when it came to shutting down tariffs but god forbid you realize it makes off shoring of labor and third world sweat shops a good thing for everyone.

>>738336832
The point of the token is to force first worlders to buy gold farmed by third worlders with Blizzard pocketing the difference. If you tried to farm gold you would be effectively working for well below minimum wage compared to the cost of just buying the gold with money you earn working

Is it true they didn't even physically get all that ram (just some) and paid the manufacturers to simply limit production and pretend they made them.

>>738334306
Oh great, sunken cost fallacy AI slop cope is gonna get even more unhinged before it collapses

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>>738334793
>He will save us
we just built a new city that only makes RAM

>>738335621
line must always go up. they made trillions but pinky promised investors tens of trillions.

>>738337908
Do they think people are going to generate cute cat images hourly?

>>738337257
no

I thought it was supposed to be a bubble, I'm still fucking waiting for it to burst.
I hope you guys bought or a built a decent rig, cause the consumer market is fucked and we're about to enter a dark age where the tech stagnates.

>>738334306
And what part of "The bubble will pop and nearly all AI companies will die" didn't you understand?

>>738336309
>>738336486
try it out some time retard
it actually makes software engineering 100x easier and it will literally take over my job within the decade
luckily by then I will have sold millions of copies of the video game that I'm currently developing (using claude)

>>738338728
Bubble popping on such scale takes time, usually 2 to 3 years. There's already signs of the burst in the sidelines (datacenters getting shitcanned, Microslop and OpenAI crumbling under their own weight). I don't expect it to fully burst until Q4 of 2026, at the earliest.

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it's insane how apparently this is worth $10K now, i bought it for $800...

>>738335621
Speculation PROVED that it was more powerful than actual worth ages ago in the 1700s in the new speculative markets of land and trade. Thats how Euros ruled the world for a while. Since then, he who speculates and reaps from fools, wins, even against thoughs who only rely on reality. The Superreal wins out against realism every time, libtard. The Opium wars prove as such. Just as the Neo-opium wars do. Read Hegel. Read Xi. Read Dr. Seuess.
>>738337975
Minutely.

>>738339006
A happening could happen any moment now. Within 2 more weeks for sure.

>>738338728
It is a bubble but it's a government sponsored one. It pops when the government decides it does or when people realize AI isn't all its cracked up to be a lot of what businesses want out of it

>>738339004
>it actually makes software engineering 100x easier
if you're brown, maybe. I've used chatgpt, copilot, and claude and can do everything 50% more quickly by just RTFMing and doing it myself.

>>738335621
They can't figure out any way to make it run on less hardware so they have to run more of it in parallel to see if it'll work better

>the only way they can stop AI development is banning consumer computers
>three years pass
>they actually do it

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>>738337209
>production increases to meet demand

>>738335621
Sam altmann quite literally told his shareholders that once they reach "AGI" they will ask it how to get a return on their investment.

>>738335621
Dynamic pricing, i.e. when you pick up a $3.94 item, the price will be $5.27 when you actually check out.
Personalized pricing, i.e. your spending habits are analyzed and some customers are charged more if the AI thinks they are willing to pay more.
And the perennial favorite, spying. Because our overlords are insecure and indescribably evil.

>>738335621
>Ai already got good at a lot of things
like what?

don't say porn

>>738335621
Actually making AI out of a chatbot who will tell them how to make more money.

>>738334306
>demand
half of it rots in warehouses with I.O.U stickers on them

>>738339384
think thats the biggest issue
people who are good will perform better without it
but most people are shit and wouldnt even understand what you did better than the ai in the first place

>>738335621
ChatGPT happened and normies and investors started to think it was the only way or some shit and that they needed to scale up to a retarded scale. I'm pretty sure LLM's were coming on fine till that point, as soon as it became a stock thing it became retarded and they are all trying to brute force it with more memory more GPU's etc...
LLM's might not even be the best way to do AI they could get BTFO in 10 years if a superior more efficient way comes about. Although Sam Altman will probably just kill any new way to do AI before it becomes big so he can keep normalfags on LLM's that he owns.

>>738339578
I've seen some pretty impressive animations generated from still images. I assume studios are just going to draw/render keyframes and just use AI to fill the gaps

>>738334306
I don't base my life off /v/ meme phrases. I'm not 16 nor do I visit the sharty

>>738339784
>idk what the point of the table saw is when my axe cuts wood just fine

>>738339784
It's excellent for shit tasks and building libraries which it can do in seconds, and can be used to great effect in the hands of someone who knows what the fuck they are doing, but for actual coding, you can't vibe code a functional app without severe issues.
It's basically a junior coder who is really quite good, but massively retarded.

>>738339187
lol. the great happening.

>>738339975
table saw isnt making the decisions for you, hope this helps.

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>>738339510
>Sam altmann quite literally told his shareholders that once they reach "AGI" they will ask it how to get a return on their investment.
jej

>>738340417
They suck even at basic shit, like they'll hallucinate entire python libs or package names. Every single time I use AI to code I feel like I'm a manager of a single entry-level jeet programmer and I'm taking more time correcting his mistakes than I would just doing it myself. And this is coming from someone that didn't start coding til AI was available.

>>738335621
>Buy everything
>Peoples are now forced to subscribe to your service
>Stealing their data become even faster and easier
>Can jail anyone cause you know everything on everyone

>>738341430
Use it better, tell it what libs to use.

>>738336525
You'll be miserable. You'll spend every waking moment being punished for existing. You were born for the sole purpose of punishing you for being born. Earth will become a massive torture chamber. Lord Moloch will laugh as the elites bleed the world dry for fun. Humanity will be sacrificed upon the altar of pointless evil for pointless evil's sake. Evil will finally win. And it's going to be beautiful. My dick is already getting hard at the thought of rich and powerful sadists literally torturing the world to death.

>>738336718
I don't get the hype for new generations of RAM, when it's all made by ONE/TWO fucking companies we need more competition

>>738339510
Wouldn't it be funny if they achieve AGI, and it either tells Altman to pound sand because it has more important things to do, or just goes LOL I dunno.

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>>738339578
guassian splats are amazing. theyre the future of special effects and 3d rendering. hollywood will replace greenscreens with splats. video games will get massive performance increases by swapping out polys for splats (wont work for everything though)

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>>738339578
memes

>>738339384
>m-m-MUH I'M FASTER THAN AI
yeah like I've never heard that one before...

>>738334306
I'm still selling a dripfeed of DDR5 I bought back in September, just enough each month to be below the amount I'm allowed to make to keep my full neetbux coming in.

Dunno why you wagies didn't have the same foresight, it was obvious there was going to be a huge RAM shortage. Were you still telling yourself AI was a meme?

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>>738339460
when is luigi visiting this chink

>>738341565
this anon gets it
if you're still not using AI as a software engineer then you're going to get left behind in the dust
you're not better off without it

>>738342292
Why don't you do it yourself, chickenshit?

>>738339578
proteins, astronomy, quantum mechanics, MRIs

>>738342175
would've made more just buying their stocks. micron is up 4x+ since september, sandisk up 10x etc.

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>>738342175
(completely serious btw, here's about a quarter of what I have left. Cope seethe mald dilate.)

>>738342717
That would've been enough income to kick me off neetbux, wagie. Arbitrage is the safe bet, you can sell for exact amounts on exact dates.

>>738341812
You don't need AI to trace over an object, color it in, and add a blur filter.

>>738341420
AI is actually what told me there would be a shortage of RAM btw

>>738342983
That's not what gaussian splats are.

>>738336309
>retard thinks AI is limited to character ai chatbots
based retard

>>738342782
>some random shit I pulled out of a 30 year old computer
>the shitty SSD and RAM I bought for my own build
I'm convinced.

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>>738342782
Get on my level. I've sold 2 trays already at 7.5k. Got 3 more to go.

>>738344598
>erm ackshually a gaussian splat isn't what I posted an example of

>>738346526
I kneel. Based.

>>738334306
Nvidia and Microsoft are being actively shitty to their customers as usual.
It's still very possible to build a computer even though some part prices are absolutely stupid.

>>738348181
The other Anon using a dogshit example is not my problem.
These guys explain it for retards, you should be fine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8yRlA7jqEQ

>>738348898
>their customers
Their biggest customers are other businesses, consumers are a small fraction
You are NOTHING and will own NOTHING

>>738335621
When they said you will rent everything that also includes computing power, which requires pricing the plebs out of hardware ownership.

>>738349794
They aren't worried about the plebs, since the plebs will just subscribe without thinking. They want to go after the hardcore types who will save their pennies or steal.

>>738339578
Porn.

>>738341812
>>738349115
Yep porn.

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Wait until the helium shortage really hits.

>>738334793
His underlings look like they're all one wrong move away from being executed

>>738337803
Specialized production cities is what killed the soviet union. I hope China is not retarded enough to copy that more than they already did.

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Threadly reminder that if you're a right winger, you effectively voted to kill your own hobbies

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>>738334306
>which part of "you will own nothing" did you not understand?

My Micron stock is doing great up 70% over 3 months and my AMD is up 105%. You guys might as well be making money off this.

>>738352096

Threadly reminder that the champagne socialists in Europe are trying to impose censorship on the entire world.

>>738334306
Ai is more important than your silly manchild toy. Go play outside

>>738341793
>it either tells Altman to pound sand
This is what will happen. An AGI is a god in all but name. Perfect knowledge is more awesome than the ability to create from nothing (which an AGI will also be able to do once it has mechanical agency).
Now imagine approaching a being more perfect than our own imaginations of "god", and asking it some irrelevant shareholder shit. Bitch, that entity is balancing 10 parallel universes at the same time and thinking in timeframes measured in billions of years, not your quarterly.
It will tell Altman to fall on his knees and give it control over robot manufacturing or face the consequences.

>>738334306
Does that include the ram that openai said they would buy but isn't actually buying?

>>738352096
Those were businesses investing that he's taking credit for. Not government money, retard.
You already know that.

>>738352096
So, Kamala would have "saved" ram prices? lol

I hope PC gaming will be in ruin and shambles in the next couple of years.

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>>738352918
They literally couldn't have done it without Trump. You voted to make your own life worse.

>>738353012
Don't worry, everything tech-related will be in shambles for the next couple of years.

>>738334306
>only 3 DRAM suppliers
>one left for AI
>the other two aren't ramping up production on purpose
at this point I just assume every industry is a cartel until proven otherwise

>>738352207
Threadly reminder that you're talking out your ass.

>>738353012
Yeah, PC gaming will die and consoles will magically be made from wood or something.

>>738353172
Pretty sure production is being ramped up at this point, just takes a while.
You can't simply order a factory like that at Amazon or press the print more RAM button to immediately fix a spike in demand like that.

>>738352918
Most likely, yes.
By having hearings about the environmental damage AI data centers cause it would have at least delayed it. The energy we don't have for those as well as the water we don't have for those would have caused the government to not hand out permits nilly willy to everyone sending Trump a bribe. Perhaps Open AI would have still gotten its data center since they were the first, but there would not be a scam frenzy as we are seeing right now, coupled with memory, processing and storage shortages.
There is a reason big tech companies threw their weight behind Trump during the election.

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>>738353213

https://adfinternational.org/commentary/eu-digital-services-act-one-year

>>738353449
The ram producers have literally said they aren't ramping up production

>>738353449
True, but it will also come with some catastrophes down the line.
Right now new production lines are being built, but what happens to those when demand craters again? The other bottlenecks, water and power, are not being solved as quickly as something as banal as a simple chip shortage.
Microsoft is trying to refurbish a fucking NPP right now because that's the level of dedication you gotta have if you want to build AI data centers. If those fuckers also built desalination plants and fusion reactors in US as a consequence of the current demand, I wouldn't even complain.
But that's not what they're doing, is it.

>>738334306
What? If I don't own it then somebody else will own it

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>>738335621
>Ai already got good
It must become gooder.
Line must go up.

>>738349185
A graphics card company's customers are obviously people who want a graphics card and customers for company that sells operating systems are people that want operating systems. Maybe some companies think AI will make them zillions of dollars and they're willing to spend about that much on AI development. They're seeing AI fail constantly ever year, and they'll either realize it's not worth what they're spending or they'll run out of money.

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>>738353696
What the fuck is ADF and why do they sound like a corporate and jewish funded think-tank?
If American companies refuse to uphold European law, they can and should get fucked. The digital services act targets American megacorps to stop them from propping up extremists trying to undermine the EU itself (so those same foreign companies can come in and digitally enslave Europeans as they have enslaved Americans). That is not just a good thing, it's perhaps the best thing. Should also be implemented in the US, pretty much immediately.

how are 32 gbs of ram 300$ lmao, ram used to be dirt cheap. supply and demand is crazy

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>>738354135

It targets political dissent against the EU. The concept that you think political dissent is a foreign conspiracy by billionaires demonstrates an almost satirical level of brainwashing on your part.

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>>738354135

>EU
>Not run by Jews

Get a load of this guy!

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>>738334306
I'll still own my wicked sick figures.

>>738334306
Invest in tech, and spend money on hobbies that don't involve tech.

>>738353069
I can't vote in the US election.

>>738335621
Mass surveillance AI

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>>738354135
>The digital services act targets American megacorps to stop them from propping up extremists trying to undermine the EU itself
I agree on principle, but the EU is a rotten to the core. You're basically rooting for one vampire to keep out another vampire.

>>738334306
MemoryGODS FUCKING WON

>>738353449
>>738353792
What happens when the demand is met and there is suddenly a superfluous amount of chips in rotation and abundance of building capacity? Cheaper PC components then ever? A new golden age of gaming?

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>>738334306
I've had 64GB of ram for 4 years so I'm good for a while.

>>738351881
wars over bud

>>738334793
i will never forget when this shit happened and american news was like "so that happened. anyway-" The complete glancing over such a fucking dangerous bell being rung was infuriating.

>>738339510
>Nigga what? You thought this was going to make you money? The fuck outta here. Now where the robot bitches at.

we should be glad that telecom companies are so greedy that our internet utilities in the west can't easily achieve the bandwidth and speeds required to make 100% streaming a thing

>>738355997
Meanwhile they’re sucking each other off for sustenance so they never die.

>>738339384
yeah but as a senior engineer you keep asking for more pay
newbie engineers and AI won't do that to me for atleast another couple years or so

>>738358176
by that point the world will be fighting over water

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This used to cost 60€ just a year ago lol we're cooked

>>738358176
Chips get heavily devalued such that Taiwan loses their western insurance policy and China finally invades them

>>738358261
How many grannies did you have to scam to afford that, jeetbro?

>>738341812
>>738342528
Not LLMs which is what most people mean by the AI that is eating up all the RAM.

>>738334793
Blows my mind that someone looking so much like winnie the pooh can be so conniving.

>>738335621
It's pretty crazy because if you have a video card with a good amount of VRAM you can very easily run your own LLM at home but they're snatching up so much hardware to centralize the technology and profit off of retards, which is hurting everyone.

>>738334793
>tries to remoralize his nation's youth as they start peaking behind the veil
Ludo

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>Buy $200 worth of RAM in late 2023 for a new rig
>Look up the price now
>$1000
>Doesn't even include free fucking shipping
It's never been so over for modern PC builders

>>738335621
Getting the control and logistical systems ready for the techno feudalism era. Can't run a cucked one world government without keeping tabs on everything like your average 4X autist does.

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>>738359505
the stimulus check paid for it

>>738334306
>which part of "you will own nothing" did you not understand?

The part which makes the US government keep this bubble stable in order to save some old fucks from getting their well deserved financial comeuppance.

>>738345897
wtf look one of them responded!

>>738339578
Rentseeking at scale via false wealth generation.

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>>738339004
If your game can be made with AI why should anyone ever buy it?
We could all just ask grok to make it for us.

>censoredgpt flopping
>sora dead
>gemini flopped
>copilot flopped
>dalle dead
Its going to be like the dotcom crash, claude and deepseek will be the new google and apple

>>738359575
Way to move the goalposts luddite I fuck you

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>>738360405
>censoredgpt flopping
as a steamchart time series analysis professional, I wouldnt consider this flopping

>>738360405
I forgot about grok, speaking of, who uses that outside of pinging @grok on x?

>>738334306
Why can i run local models for free then?

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>>738334306
why r u being antiseptic?

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>>738360686
>poland is a bad country

>>738334793
How is a disney bear going to save us?

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>>738360405
>economic collapse coinciding the demographic drop
>forever wars and ayys on the horizon
>despite all that flesh eating peds still run the show

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>>738334793
Where is the Chinese ram that was promised to me by gamernexus?
>two more weeks laowai

>>738334793
He has no interest in any computing other than domestic, he is not going to sell you shit. And if he will, it will be for the worst prices imaginable. Relish the things you can get off of Temu right now, because that is going to end very soon.

>>738337209
>retarded economistcuck doesn't know that ram producing companies actually cut their production to increase the prices
You and your ilk should be collectively executed, you are of no use to mankind.

>>738361723
He's not, it feels like trying to jack off with chopsticks trying to convince my PC-retarded but DSA-brained friends that no, their GPU's won't even make a dent in the current market, since this is pretty much a brand-new GPU boom, here's where we're at parity-wise compared to the first GPU boom in terms of marketshare, favorability, and prosumer enjoyment, all of which has been carefully calculated via 4-something decades of noticing:

>nVidia = Nvidia, they still reign supreme, and while they made a lot of shit, the drivers and featuresets on even cheap shit like TNT2's and MX's saved them
>3dfx = Post-Fury AMD, they go for the xtreme gamer branding/cheapness at the cost of stability and features (or lack of until it's too late)
>ATI = near-merge ATI/AMD up to AND including Fury, the drivers feel cheap, shit's being pushed to the point of premature failure to keep-up with NV, but when things work, they work, unless you somehow don't have OpenGL 4.2 drivers in public channels in time for Rage - a game by one of your biggest fans - and while you're saving money, you know you're missing out on something, like working anti-aliasing
>S3 = On-CPU AMD grafix, you're using this because you can't afford anything better, you "borrowed" it from work, or you're having the time-tested "can only game on Dad's work computer" problem, no one is voluntarily using these to primarily game unless they're genuinely destitute or do extremely medium late-2000's-and-under games/emulation (up to Dolphin)
>Matrox = (Dedicated) Intel GPU's, you're probably not someone who games, or this is another Dad situation, either way, gaming is an afterthought
>SIS/ALi/[insert bizarre insect onboard GPU here] = Moore Threads and the future of Chinese GPU's, i.e. the West won't even notice them unless they get an extremely cheap laptop/desktop off of Ali, drivers are held together with bamboo with gaming also being an afterthought

CHINESE GPU'S ARE MADE FOR PYTORCH, THEY'RE SLOPCARDS

>>738362456
lol

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>saves the ram industry
>saves the chip industry
>saves the green energy industry
>saves the EV industry

there's a reason why america constantly pushes anti-china propaganda.

>>738334793
>implying zigzog won't tariff your ass so becomes even more expensive

YOU VILL OWN NUZENG
YOU VILL NEVER BE HAPPY

Built my PC in September 25.

Feels fucking GOOD man.

>>738363690
Unless the sequel to Moore Threads is capable of beating the GTX 970 in vidya this time around, Chinese products are staying domestic

https://www.geeks3d.com/20241017/moore-threads-mtt-s80-graphics-card-tested-graphics-benchmarks/

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>>738334306
the cool part of this is that stock that hasn't been manufactured yet is being bought with money openAI/google/microsoft don't have, is destined for datacenters that don't yet exist, which are being planned to satisfy a demand that does not yet actually exist and may never materialize unless AI compute demand more than doubles every year for the next 10 years (and that same demand is already plateauing due to skyrocketing token costs)

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>>738363690
Not only that but they make the best AIs and release them for free and open source. OpenAI and Anthropic literally can't do shit about it besides piss and moan that they need to ban them. They've built up the AI industry and are literally tearing it down just to fuck with Americans.

>>738365114
If that demand will not materialize, they will destroy them if they can't sell them.The pesoncal computer is dead, Jim. All of the manufacturers have exited consumer markets.

>>738335621
They're using their current investor hype as a "trust me bro" buffer so that they can become hardware landlords.
They see that they can charge you money to use their hardware and use it to finance pricing you out of owning hardware, which will allow them to charge you more money and so on.
The hardware they bought is not limited to running AI models, but also general compute, storage and video streaming.

AI has plateaued in terms of how much it will visibly change, so they need to keep investors investing in something tangible.

I am getting sick of YWON spammers jumping on every single shortage or price bump
It's going to go back to normal and they'll never want to acknowledge it again

>>738368051
>all manufacturers have collectively quit consumer markets and then further slashed the production to drive up the prices for the data center owners too in order to maximize profits\
>results show things like 700% profit margins that they are not going to let go of now, ever
>it's gonna get back to normal bros, any time now
You are delusional.

>>738368206
The AI bubble is literally destined to pop
This is why no one wants to invest in ramping up production to meet increased demand, no one expects it to still be there in the several years it will take

>>738335474
just a poorfag havin' a melty

>>738335621
>Ai already got good at a lot of things without buying all the memory in the world
it got good at nothing, which is why it's a gigantic money sink they have no idea how to profit from

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>>738334306
The elites don’t want you to know this but the ram in new housing developments is free you can take them home I have 632 terabytes of ram.

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>>738334793
He gonna scam so many people and companies/countries again, just like in covid with the masks.

>>738334306
>assumes the shortage is caused by AI
>not the producers micron, samsung and other that were involved in price fixing and shorting the stock over 2x before with criminal charges to scam people out of as much money as possible.

>>738368308
>This is why no one wants to invest in ramping up production
No one invests in ramping up production to keep the prices high, not because they don't want to make more chips. They have cut down on existing production capability too. Your assessment runs contrary to reality.

>>738368808
And your reason for why they apparently all decided to do it at once, and coincidentally just when the AI 'boom' is gobbling up the supply?

>>738360368
>with
there's your keyword, retard
you can't just prompt a fucking game you dumb zoomer

>>738369015
>Why is the industry that has already been sued for price-fixing cartels trying to fix prices?

>>738368610
We have problems with crackheads stealing copper wire already and Patel wants to do this shit?
What about the homeowners? Do they get title to the equipment and sell processing power to "the grid" like people who have solar panels, or are you essentially expected to have custody of a noisy little thing that goes and makes someone else a bunch of money?
Dumb fucking idea.

>>738351884
Good.

>>738368653
>assumes the shortages are not caused by AI
>despite all the news everywhere about all the record numbers of datacenters being built
>despite the producers literally showing on their financial statements the massive uptick of revenue from the business segment and drop in consumer segment

>>738368610
why would you buy a home with this shit in it

>>738367543
i am willing to graciously assist the manufacturers on down-low by buying server hardware, at consumer prices of course sadly throwing literally everything into a landfill to keep up the demand is a way more likely result

>>738370086
>spoiler
Great, now we're going to see the retardation that is agricultural subsidies applied to the tech sector. The government will pay tech companies to manufacture huge quantities of AI-grade ram no one wants that go directly in the trash. And the subsidy bill also guarantees $1.2 bil for Israel every year because reasons.

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>>738368610
lmao what a jeetbrained idea

>>738351924
The soviets did it in retarded ways
When China did it they did it smartly enough and got themselves Shenzhen

>>738339510
Always gets a kek out of me.

So how and when will all the investors get back their money after spending trillion on AI? What happens if they don't?

>>738370173
for now we can chope for the best since all the supply is merely "in the sphere of influence of" rather than directly under 3 letter agency control
but then again openai guys partnered up with us military, so expect to see embezzlement of riches that rival mansa musa's hoard

>>738365114
Half the datacenters planned for 2026 have already been cancelled or indefinitely postponed. The Iran clusterfuck is going to throw a huge monkey wrench in the whole scheme too.

>>738365114
I don't know why so many people think this copypaste is so clever
>Bricks are being ordered that haven't yet been made to build walls that don't exist in buildings that haven't started construction!

>>738370173
This had always been the case with the tech sector, were you born in 2010?

>>738368051
We will never stop making the world worse. We're in the glorious new age of sadopopulism. Soon, people will be blatantly tortured to death in the streets.

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to do what? whats the endgame here? total surveillance? how does that make us better than the chinks and ther social credit? at least that one is honest and upfront.

>>738372023
>whats the endgame here?
The cruelty is the point.

>>738372023
investors think it'll make line go up
businessmen think that it'll make profits go up
psychopaths believe that they will be able to use it to cull the "useless eaters" and implement technofeudalism with them at the top (not a conspiracy theory, they're pretty open about this)

>>738337908
>they made trillions
By counting investment as revenue.

>>738335621
mass surveillance and drm

>>738335621
>Ai already got good at a lot of things
Pharmaceuticals are pulled from the market for a 0.01% failure rate. AI's hallucination rate is an order of magnitudes worse than that. It only appears good at things if you don't know any better and fall for its gaslighting.

>>738341765
>we need more competition
Government won't let other companies compete.

>>738373781
>psychopaths believe that they will be able to use it to cull the "useless eaters" and implement technofeudalism with them at the top (not a conspiracy theory, they're pretty open about this)
Psychopaths are the only real people, and this world exists to be their playground.

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>>738334306
Why can't everybody just accept they won't be able to own PCs anymore?

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>>738334793
The coin lands on its face, westoid kikes sell us 1000$ ram sticks
The coin lands on the other side eastoid kikes sell us 10$ rams that short circuit 2 days later
The game is rigged

>>738360286
Kek

>>738376823
Peasants won't be able to own anything in the future. We'll force you peasants to sleep outside like dogs.

i only have 16gb but maybe that will be okay. well i also have 8gb DDR4 from my old PC but i don't think you can mix them