Aint this a AI'S Hardware Paradox: How does AI become truly mass-market if the hardware needed to use it keeps getting more expensive
人工智能基础设施对内存和半导体的需求不断增长，正在为大规模普及带来一个悖论。人工智能寻求广泛应用，需要强大的硬件支持，然而这种需求反过来又推高了硬件成本。这导致消费者推迟升级，从而阻碍了人工智能所追求的大规模普及。人工智能的扩张无意中使其目标用户难以且昂贵地获取相关技术。
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AI wants mass adoption → mass adoption requires capable hardware → AI infrastructure itself increases demand for memory/semiconductors → hardware becomes more expensive → consumers delay upgrades → mass adoption becomes harder.
I'm not arguing that AI will collapse.
I'm asking whether the economics of "AI everywhere, for everyone" actually work if the hardware supply chain can't expand fast enough without creating another round of inflation.
It's like ai expansion is make it hard and expensive for it's targeted user to access it.