Or we could try to not live and consume resources at the scale of the average US household (let alone the accursed millionaire and billionaire classes).
Likely translation: scaling their models is hitting diminishing returns, while the business world is slowly realizing the math ain't mathing and they're not suddenly 10x more efficient and profitable than before LLM adoption.
So Sammy and the others need a plausible cover story why capabilities aren't evolving at break neck speed anymore, to prevent their beautiful bubbly bubble from crashing down on them
Bruh, this is literally like scientists scavenging metal from shipwrecks that predate the era of nuclear bomb testing, cause they need steel that isn't contaminated by nuclear fallout for certain measuring equipment 😵💫😵💫
Great analogy for the shit we're currently saturating our digital world with
My grandparents built a brick house in the early 1950's in northern Germany. My parents built on that foundation and doubled the size in the late 1980's.
Air conditioning was not a thing back then. You just didn't need it at all.
For decades this house has kept a relatively cool 24-25°C (~75°F) during peak summer months. Just due to the way it was built.
That hasn't been true for the past ~10 years anymore.
And it's the same with almost all German infrastructure. Our traditional ways of building things are not fit for the frequent high heatwaves we've been experiencing this last decade.
Even hospitals are generally not AC'd except for maybe ER and operating rooms.
It's fucking miserable
"Based on 2026 profit forecasts, that translates to average payouts of $460,000 - $477,000 per worker this year across SK Hynix’s 35,000 staff, with projections approaching $900,000 per person next year."
So either the execs are getting billion dollar bonuses or everyone at SK Hynix will just be fucking loaded 😄
Incredible foresight really