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Computation halves in price every ~2 years so maybe in the short term but not in the long term
by hellohello2 5mo ago
Computation halves in price every ~2 years so maybe in the short term but not in the long term
- dawnerd 5mo agoHow is that possible when the cost of memory and hard drives have gone up 3x+ in the last six months? Maybe cheaper if you're OAI or one of the lucky companies Nvidia is propping up. Everyone else is getting screwed.
- hellohello2 4mo agoSorry but I don't really see how this contradicts what I said in context i.e. both our statements are compatible in the context of what I was replying to
- ungreased0675 5mo agoEven so, frontier models get bigger and more complicated, and agentic workflows consume exponentially more tokens than the simple chat windows of two years ago.
- hellohello2 4mo agoI agree that the amount people pay for these services is very unlikely to decrease (i.e. Blinn's Law but for tokens). Still, the current level of "intelligence" will eventually become available for a very low price almost surely. Really I simply don't see how you can disagree with the parent's comment "There is no world in which AI is not used extensively in all employment going forward." Honestly I'd like to understand the mindset, is it mainly that you dislike working with these tools/hope they don't get imposed on you or did you actually find them harmful in your work in some way and think they are overvalued?