• giant_smeeg@feddit.uk
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    7 hours ago

    At some point somebody should step in here. Computing has become so ubiquitous that it’s pretty much needed in a functional world. Why should AI centers get the supply while we suffer with higher prices/worse products?

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        That’s the funniest part here: those LLS are not very effective, but still “AI” companies have an enormous amount of money.

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          They get a lot of money because the company and investors that create genuine AI win capitalism. We’re in the endgame now. Or we will be when we are close to creating genuine AI rather than LLMs.

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            Or we will be when we are close to creating genuine AI rather than LLMs.

            Artificial General Intelligence has replaced nuclear fusion as the carrot on the infinitely long stick.

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      Like it or not, pricing is the most efficient way of distributing limited resources. Unless you want people in RAM lines