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cogman10today at 5:17 PM1 replyview on HN

I'm expecting the drop for a couple of reasons.

For 1, AI datacenter builders have said that they have more equipment than they have places to put them. Leaving a ton of hardware shelved while you wait for datacenters to build out is bad business to say the least.

For 2, I think we are nearing saturation for the usefulness of AI. I certainly could be wrong, but I don't really foresee there to be a bunch of new exciting usages of AI that will ultimately justify the continued buildout.


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znpytoday at 7:51 PM

> For 2, I think we are nearing saturation for the usefulness of AI. I certainly could be wrong

Unless some other breakthrough in AI happens, like applying AI to some other large market.

Overall i think that AI is here to stay, if anything it will become more common.

Maybe in ten years we’ll all have some 256gb ai machine at home, like we most (all?) of us have AC.