AI output is getting cheaper while the machines needed to produce it keep getting more expensive

The $7.5 trillion argument says the AI boom isn't anywhere near the historical spending limit yet. AI is getting cheaper incredibly fast while the cost of building the AI machine is still exploding.

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The $7.5 trillion argument says the AI boom isn't anywhere near the historical spending limit yet.

AI is getting cheaper incredibly fast while the cost of building the AI machine is still exploding.

I think the more interesting problem is happening underneath that number.

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The $7.5 trillion argument says the AI boom isn't anywhere near the historical spending limit yet. AI is getting cheaper incredibly fast while the cost of building the AI machine is still exploding. I think the more interesting problem is happening underneath that number.

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I think the more interesting problem is happening underneath that number.

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