I don't think its as big of a deal as its made out to be. They are human after all and have overestimated the capabilities of LLMs. What's more important is that this signals product market fit.
The sad thing is all that silicon will basically be worthless.
Gaming, as a market, dislikes Live Service games, and many recent ones have basically flipped right out of the gate.
Stadia was the exact flop everyone predicted, and simply throwing bigger compute won’t help. That market, simply, does not want that product offering.
Also, do you know much about the games space? There's an enormous difference between a live service game, and a cloud game streaming platform.
We just use AI to predict player actions, duh?!
Hypepunk at the dawn of silicon gothic.
*I doubt they HAVE actual beliefs. Their entire job is managing PR and convincing investors.
They self-servingly overinflated the capabilities and now its coming to roost.
Literally fuck them and an oversimplification like this.
Ram is more expensive it's not the apocalypse for consumer hardware.
> "Oh well, they fucked our economy long term. Guess they're just human."
Not sure what this is a reference to.
It has nothing to do with "being human". This wasn't about finding "product market fit" either. It was about griftin' while the gettin' was good. That certainly is "human".
Hahaha! Good one!