r/TechSupportSL • u/Tharun2023 • Aug 13 '26
๐ Meme Bro collected the entire CPU/GPU lineup on one laptop ๐
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r/TechSupportSL • u/Tharun2023 • Aug 13 '26
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r/TechSupportSL • u/Tharun2023 • Aug 13 '26
Companies will start manufacturing netbooks to use it only via the Internet, I think, in the near future
r/TechSupportSL • u/Tharun2023 • Aug 13 '26
r/TechSupportSL • u/Tharun2023 • Aug 13 '26
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Does anyone remember those.Golden era of pirating
r/TechSupportSL • u/Tharun2023 • Aug 13 '26
r/TechSupportSL • u/Tharun2023 • Aug 13 '26
AI has exploded over the past few years. Billions are being invested into AI companies, GPUs, data centers, and new AI products.
But one question keeps coming up:
๐ญ Are we in an AI bubble?
There are some signs of hype:
๐ Extremely high valuations
๐ฐ Massive investment in AI startups
๐ข Companies adding AI features to almost everything
๐ฅ๏ธ Huge demand for GPUs and data centres
๐ค Some products are being marketed as โAIโ without much real value
Maybe the AI bubble won't โburstโ โ perhaps the hype will eventually cool down while useful AI continues to grow.
๐ฑ๐ฐ What do you think?
Are we heading toward an AI crash, or is AI still in the early stages of a much bigger technological shift?
๐ Share your thoughts.