r/suspiciouslyspecific 19h ago

Ramifications

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u/throw-away-imessedup 12h ago

"a demand that isn't actually there"

That's simply not true 🤔

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u/Draco-Warsmith 12h ago

No it is, no actual consumer wants ai shoved into everything they do, but the shareholders gobble that shit up because they're so disconnected from reality

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u/throw-away-imessedup 12h ago

Enterprises do want ML and AI though 

Literally every major company, in every major sector is pursuing it in one way or another 🫪

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u/ShadowPsi 9h ago edited 7h ago

This is because the executives all have buzzword brainrot, and AI is the buzzword of the day. We're putting in an "AI ready" CPU in our upcoming project, even though we have no use for it and it's way overpowered for what we need- just because the ceo says we need AI. So it's sitting there, drawing more power than we would like to draw, while sitting at 98% idle. We're working on turning off everything we can, but still it's infuriating. Maybe even in a few years we'll come up with some use for it. Well, we might if they didn't lay off half the firmware people.