(3/3) For now, until this goal is achieved, a 'weird' economy has been created that, so far, has been hugely profitable for the companies that make RAM and GPUs that power the DATA CENTERS.
(1/3) With the money that has been poured into AI and the profit it makes after a certain point, it doesn't make sense since the profits are very low compared to the money being invested. This means there is another purpose that most people don't take into account.
(2/3) In my opinion, they want, in the long run, to create reliable artificial intelligence tools that will be used to replace the implementation and management of governance at both the political and economic level.
@pcgamer The situation with hardware manufacturing has gotten out of hand, you feel like people are gradually being cut off from hardware. If things continue like this, in the coming years only wealthy people will be able to afford it.
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(2/2) As this trend grows, it will gradually force GPU manufacturers to create products for local deployment of large language models without relying on products provided only through the cloud.
(1/2) I notice a trend in the market where big tech companies are starting to turn to more specialized hardware solutions for training and accelerating artificial intelligence, and are slowly moving away from GPUs.