Hmm and what about the everyday user who needs to ask AI how long to cook potatoes? What will they do after the pop?
this post was submitted on 16 Oct 2025
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They'll ask their parents, or look up cooking instructions on actual websites.
Cue 8 paragraphs of "I first learned to cook potatoes with my grandfather back in..." and every reader screaming "Oh my god just get to the recipe..."
Another advantage of cookbooks. (There are good ones, but a lot are junk.)
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the same way they did in 2021
Oh yeah, maybe using indexing website with fraction of the compute power needed where the answer will be first result anyway.
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How will I remember to put avocado in my BBQ sauce, without AI?
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What does it take to pop this bubble? So many people are calling it a bubble but what actually makes it pop?
🎼You can't stop, techno pop 🎷🎹
This is a great question. Eventually the companies must run out of gullible investors, right?
I have been wondering the same thing. Since we have a bubble called TSLA that still hasn't popped, that I know of. And "AI bubble" seems a much more diffuse and hard to define concept, in comparison.
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Datacenters and GPUs will be sold for pennies on the dollar, both due to an incalculable used supply, as well as plummeting demand due to the inevitable economic depression.
will NVIDIA suffer from the pop, if they invested 100bn they expect ROI TWICE AT LEAST BACK.
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The sad thing is those GPUs are in specialized boards with specialized servers and cooling, and not really good at the kind of work consumers would want it for, assuming you could even get drivers. So most all of those GPUs will realistically get scrapped if the bubble pops.
Maybe we'll see the EPYC CPUs get sold secondhand at least, those are socketed.
I understand the failure rates for the GPUs is huge. The duty cycles tend to be high, with power and cooling issues.
(Actually the power issues are wild and can destroy power distribution and generation equipment. "Power Stabilization for AI Training Datacenters" 21 Aug 2025 https://arxiv.org/pdf/2508.14318)
There are plenty of these, yes. But there are also plenty of consumer-grade GPUs being used for it too.
I mean AI has been doing what its been doing without much porn so far. Im pretty sure it will shift to that. Its what has pushed every technology before forward.
You just aren’t going to the right websites.
oh I know there is some but many of the official ones don't do it but they will. oh yes they will. thats right. you know what I like. you need the money.
The future is AI powered uncensoring of JAV. It's already started anyway.
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I'm all fine already with my RX 6400.