Shuffling numbers in networked personal computer devices has diminishing returns and we're hitting them. LLMs are a hail mary, throwing compute at the wall to s

Shuffling numbers in networked personal computer devices has diminishing returns and we're hitting them. LLMs are a hail mary, throwing compute at the wall to see what sticks. No, Silicon Valley, the world doesn't need more compute. It has ceased being a limiting factor several years ago, and the consumer experience has been worsening for quite a while. Just for an example, consuming media on a smart tv using a streaming app is a vastly inferior experience to just using bluray discs.