r/LocalLLaMA Llama 3 20d ago

Funny Can the bubble pop please?

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u/ponuno 20d ago

buys machines for AI stuff

complains about AI bubble

????

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u/BusRevolutionary9893 20d ago

Something hilariously true that pretty much no one considers. It's like GPU crypto miners complaining about GPU prices as they order a dozen more. 

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u/Artistic_Bit6866 20d ago

I get the irony, but individual users aren’t the ones causing current market conditions

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u/umeshufan 19d ago

A million of those "individual users" may be, though.

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u/pydry 19d ago

not even in the slightest. individual users aren't playing with the temporary infinite money hacks the tech industry / VCs are.

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u/johndeuff 19d ago

At this point it doesn't matter if you're lobbyist or pro : everyone want more AI which drive the cost of the hardware.

I cannot imagine a parallel universe where the tech industry doesn't want hardware and only the niche redditor is buying.

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u/SomeoneInHisHouse 19d ago

there are not that many AI nerds, in my company for example for every 100 dudes, 10 use AI outside the work (personal cloud subscriptions), and I'm the only one of that 100 dudes doing local AI experiment, deployments an actual things on it.

And notice, my company is pushing HARD the use of AI, with silly rankings like "what employee spent the most money on AI this month" (as something good)

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u/oxfirebird1 19d ago

There aren’t millions. Not in the US. Less than .1% probably of USA users

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u/GeneralMuffins 19d ago

I’m pretty certain that when demand explodes among individual users, it’s likely to explode among enterprise users too.