"AI in everything". Err, yeah. AI in your breakfast cereal. What's the point? Show me the applications, IMHO most of the time it's not adding value. LLMs genera

"AI in everything". Err, yeah. AI in your breakfast cereal. What's the point? Show me the applications, IMHO most of the time it's not adding value. LLMs generating mediocre content faster than humanity is not a long-term business model. Ten thousand CS grads running ROS with standard vision algorithms who don't understand it's the least efficient way to approach most problems. We've got the west jumping up and down about how China or Russia's being denied chips, but the fact is chips from many generations ago are adequate for most deployment scenarios today. Anything hyper specialist is sold on-sensor-chip anyway, so where's the relevance for AMD going forward as desktop declines and Samsung and Apple have their own mobile solutions? Do large scale chip makers really run on such an extremely faddy, hypey, business model, or is Su just running out of steam?