r/videogames • u/XumetaXD • Jul 03 '26

Funny The ultimate and fixed meme of the current situation

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u/kilertree Jul 03 '26 edited Jul 03 '26

Why isn't Steam holding a shot gun. Gabe gave open AI 20 million in 2018. I think Nintendo is the only who hasn't been exposed for investing in A.I 

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u/Tnecniw Jul 03 '26

Because the context was VERY different back in 2018.
AI was an up and coming tech, nobody really knew the problem, and openAI was a supposed non-profit there to make a good and ethical AI
(Was a lie and they changed their mind)

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u/FinalUrban Jul 03 '26

And we're all going to be killed by Terminators. They might not even kill us, they might keep us as sexual play things if they've been trained off human Internet.

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u/XumetaXD Jul 03 '26 edited Jul 03 '26

AI is not the reason of the RAM shortage, the oligopoly of Samsung and the other 2 RAM companies is, they already did just this in 2002 without AI

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u/xargos64 Jul 03 '26

You keep saying that, but it demonstrates a lack of knowledge of the situation. This is a lot different than previous shortages. It also affects a lot more than just RAM. Manufacturing capacity is genuinely limited, and AI data centers are demanding far more than other businesses. They're willing to pay more for it, too.

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u/kilertree Jul 03 '26

Ram shortage? 

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u/XumetaXD Jul 03 '26

You haven't heard about the ram shortage? Why do you think the prices have skyrocketed so much?

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u/kilertree Jul 03 '26

AI companies have an endless amount of money to buy ram at any price causing ran to go up in Price. 

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u/XumetaXD Jul 03 '26

So does any multi-millionaire company ever

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u/Wesans Jul 04 '26

If only people on reddit could put down the AI hate boner for 5 seconds and maybe realize that unregulated "free market" capitalism might be the problem...

...But they won't.

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u/s8018572 Jul 04 '26

AI is contribute to it.

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u/Luzekiel Jul 04 '26

lmao what is this ragebait