The race to invest in high-end AI chips | DW Business

[@jadecarson5081]

Intel and AMD will definitely have their share of the market. TSMC is at max capacity and investing in other semiconductor companies will be an absolute power move, I keep increasing my shares manageably. Different chips are good at different things and Nvidia has been very specialised, which leaves other aspects of Al open.

[@andyosman8375]

Im unconvinced about intel future. Do you really think nvidia can keep up this surge rate and stream for the better part of the decade?

[@jadecarson5081]

Of course, i had bought NVDA shares at 300, 475 cheap before the split and with huge interest I keep adding, i’m currently doings the same for PLTR and AMD constructively. Best possible way to get ahead, is participating behind top experienced performers.

[@DeysiNunez-fz3vg]

I agree, I'm compiling and picking stocks that l'd love to hold on to for a few years before retirement, do you think these stocks would do better over the years.

[@davegustavo4726]

You are buying a company to own it and not a piece of paper, The market is a zero-sum game (2 sides), Know what you are buying not just out of trend interest.

[@jadecarson5081]

I’m widely spread out into ETFs and chip tech stocks, using an enlightened top tier would always attain more interest no matter what. props to Frost hilda, whom takes good care of my holdings giving me an edge to plus interest.

[@ScentlessSun]

To me she always looks like she just baked you some cookies and she can’t wait for you to try one.

[@chrisrogers1092]

😂😂😂

[@87Radim]

😹😹😹

[@justinjohnson4502]

After reading this, I can’t unsee it 😭

[@williamknows3908]

😂

[@jay89boy]

made my day :D

[@tamikovacs3887]

I still prefer the ones made from potatoes

[@marrz8244]

Genius 🤣😭😂

[@okman9684]

And baked

[@TearDrop2727]

Also like the chocolate ones.

[@raz-sensei]

I agree. Modern potato technology is amazing! - sent from top of potato mountain at the back of my potato truck

[@jakekisiel7399]

Potato chips do not power my smart phone 👎

[@paulgermano7837]

I'm glad I purchased shares of NVIDIA and AMD a while back.

[@jamesrock9446]

i just want to run video games at 1080p on medium settings

[@mernkanthri3941]

Rich will become richer. We all gonna loose our job. Lets revoult against AI. Its unethical and we dont want to be cyborg.

[@darinherrick9224]

Same.

[@whis3968]

@@mernkanthri3941 thats fine as long as i can run 1080p at medium settings

[@Nabrolo]

That's not expensive right now if you get a mid tier PC.

[@cuntino7881]

​@@mernkanthri3941" We all gonna loose our job" nah, "Unethical" nah , and becoming cyborg sounds cool though but won't happen anytime soon.

[@wisecynoz]

Okay but that doesn't change the fact that there are 48 million kangaroos in Australia and 3,457,380 people in Uruguay. So if the kangaroos decide to invade Uruguay, each Uruguayan must fight 14 kangaroos.

[@devon9075]

This is the real story that they don't want us talking about

[@gaborm5673]

facts

[@Javalipapere]

I love statement bc it has nothing to do w the discussion and is so damn funny lol

[@maheshkanojiya4858]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@bestechdeals4539]

Bruh 😂

[@jcguy777]

$7 Trillion chip question? You are forgetting about the (PHC) planetary hadron collider, the $10 quintillion question. It’s a particle collider that loops around the Earth at the equator line for 40,075km.

[@frutato7498]

We don't even have the capabilities to the deepest parts of the ocean and the planet itself, a planetary hadron collider is science fiction even in science fiction.

[@EnzoElaborates]

can you explain this?

[@Snookyboo]

She suggests slowing down so regulators can catch up, but that would imply that these companies care about regulations. If anything, they most likely prefer when Regulators are not able to keep up so they can continue doing things unregulated

[@wayneshort3647]

AI Improved x1000 in 10 years it's almost impossible to keep up with regulations

[@oooodaxteroooo]

she doesnt understand that the supporters of ai WANT to end life and dont know it. nobody in their right mind would tell their children: look, were building ai - isnt it beautiful?

[@jimj2683]

Good. Regulations will just slow down everything. Regulations is the reason we are still dying of old age and cancer etc. AI will be able to cure all diseases and reverse aging. It is much more important than some dumb regulations.

[@greenyxd7298]

@@oooodaxteroooopeople who work at nvidya also have families.

[@keademolition6476]

Exactly the case

[@Daniel-xaogjeyh]

I didn't know there are 'computer' chips in the dishwasher, thank you DW!

[@reubenmcmurray4377]

Very basic ones.

[@greenyxd7298]

anything with lights, displays and a power connection has a chip in it. microwave, toys, air conditioners, cars, e-scooters, roombas, light-up-shoes, wireless headphones

[@wildfotoz]

Moore's Law doesn't really apply here. That's related to the amount of transistors that can be put on the chip but with GPU's there's a lot of other ways to increase the performance. The performance increase from the A100 to the H100 was something like 9x and from, the H100 to the new GH100 or what I think they've renamed to H200 is something like 12x. That's probably why Jensen Huag is saying that it's not going to take 7T because the performance increase over each version is much more than just 2x.

[@youxkio]

It's not a real law, per se. It is a theory based on the junctural initial consistent development of transistor technology. It became too much mentioned as a rule but is actually a theory based on the determined period, which is irrelevant since the consolidation of information on the internet, globally.

[@wlockhart]

You're quite correct. Moore's Law isn't really a law, it's a consequence of the tendency of technology to accelerate, not a cause of it. Therefore hardware advances are not bound to the Law nor are they constrained by it.

[@youxkio]

Excellent way to put it.@@wlockhart

[@armin3057]

its an observation. nothing more. @@youxkio

[@zvorenergy]

Yes there are still untapped avenues of expansion such as Liquid Neuron tech, sadly neglected in favor of LLMs

[@dt6esdff413]

Kate reporting always feels exciting and enthusiastic. put smiles on my face too.

[@Continentalmunkey88]

0:45 Penguins manage to live without AI

[@looizl4963]

🐧

[@oooodaxteroooo]

ai is capitalisms last chance. the question then becomes... what comes AFTER ai? its surely not humanism that keeps capitalism going at this stage.

[@phelan8385]

​@@oooodaxterooooAI communism utopia or the rich wipe us out because they no longer need workers. Very scary

[@PherPhur]

@@oooodaxteroooo Last chance? More like last breath

[@peterbedford2610]

One of Sams co-founders has stated, recently, that computing power is not a bottleneck in AI.

[@raz-sensei]

Moore’s Law says that roughly every 2 years, the transistor count in an IC will double - this doesn’t mean that it’s also necessarily double performant. Please don’t be rewriting Moore’s Law.

[@insertoyouroemail]

I'm also pretty sure this plateaued around 2005.

[@denuncimesmo2568]

As an admirer of the work of Deutsche Welle (DW), I have recently noticed a growing inclination towards what appears to be "Chinaphobia" in its coverage. Although DW has been a reliable source, I notice a tendency to negatively highlight issues related to China, sometimes exceeding the bounds of impartiality. I hope DW maintains its commitment to objectivity, avoiding unfair generalizations and stereotypes while continuing to offer a balanced and informative perspective on global issues.

[@vt2788]

I first heard "..and that is why some old man, the founder of OpenAI..."

[@Gepprocurement]

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[@youcantata]

$7,000 B is huge money. Sales revenue of semiconductor industry woldwide is about $6-700B in 2022. Estimated investment is $130-150B a year. I am skeptical that it will double in the next 10 years. An $2,000 B in the next 20 years (or $100 B a year) will be a more reasonable investment estimate in AI chip at maximum.

[@Ryan256]

If AI is profitable and these chips essentially print money, we will build as many as we can as fast as possible.

[@kratz_creed8427]

@@Ryan256 absolutely correct in my opinion, not even a question of if, ais will be extremely possible as it can take over human jobs for alot less money, companies will be scrambling to get their hands on ai as soon as they can

[@Pifagorass]

Optrinics/analog computing will run AI in couple decades. But yes the suboptimal digital computing is now much more popular.

[@frutato7498]

Suboptimal is a stretch, big tech tend to go for what they see as practical. But I guess we can only wait for realizations and breakthroughs with analog to happen for a switch in computing to even occur.

[@tonysilke]

100%. I want to not only stay ahead of the game, but to thrive in the age of artificial intelligence. I am very excited about what the future has to offer. We truly live at a very cool time in history. My attitude is that if we ignore all the BS going on in the world and focus on the good stuff then our lives will improve by leaps and bounds.

[@eymeeraosaka2954]

No one country should dominate technology....There must always be alternatives.

[@blackknight4996]

If you work hard enough. But you people are not.

[@Post-it2363]

7 trillion usd would mean a tremendous leap in production capacity. There will be numerous bottle-necks to overcome. One would be the production of the high-end machines. These are now made by ASML, but their capacity is limited and difficult to scale. Also, they might soon be reaching the physical limits of EUV. Alternative systems may not be available in the next 10 years or so…

[@LegaliseFinland]

Kate is great at her job!

[@mernkanthri3941]

Rich will become richer. We all gonna loose our job. Lets revoult against AI. Its unethical and we dont want to be cyborg.

[@ranand089]

Very nice interview

[@DigitalDistortion]

Really good reporting 👍

[@rizwanwaseem207]

Good info. Thanks.

[@郭家銘-z4c]

TSMC is the only company in the world which is capable of manufacturing AI chips at large scale

[@areifie]

It is a revolution for edge and IoT computing.

[@sparky7915]

17 Feb 2024 A short time ago I read an article that stated that on a computer chip there were about 2 TRILLION transistors. Unbelievable!

[@oooodaxteroooo]

imagine the amount of shrinking and layering that happened to get to this stage in the current form format.

[@PherPhur]

Yea and all just so Facebook can rearrange their entire website once every year(because they have nothing better to do and need to keep their jobs) and can lag.

[@kennySg101]

TSMC is worth about half trillion. So is ASML. If Sam want to lauch a takeover bid then he needs a couple of trillion. The guest said GPU. I think Sam is talking about NPU.

[@rueychen1882]

Tsmc is not for sale, it is protected by preferred stock, 5 billions shares all owned by the company, not a single one is sold on the market. There are 25billions shares of common stock circulated, but common share does not have control of the board, only preferred stock has the board seat. So far the board is all tsmc staff. Government owns 20% preferred stock at start up but sold back to tsmc and left with only 5.2% today, to keep just one seat at the board. China and Intel had tried to take over tsmc as early as 10 years ago. To build that many new fabs, where are the engineers to run them？tsmc has 70,000 staff operating on nearly 30 fabs and building another 13 as we speak. Even tsmc has trouble locating enough engineers, not to mention it is all on high end chips. The entire world does not have that many.

[@kennySg101]

@@rueychen1882 Thanks for the sharing. TSMC's threat will come from China. Founder said Taiwan still has 10yrs lead over china but u can never know. Key is still people, process and willingness to work hard. The US plants may fail.

[@rueychen1882]

@@kennySg101 The U.S. is moving too slow, like snail. 😂 But it won’t fail, the plant is not for commercial, but national security, military chips have to make in the U.S.. in the end, tsmc can sell the chip 10 times the price the U.S. will still buy it. I do not worry about China catching up, as of today, they still mainly depends on taiwanese making the chips for them. Japan on the other hand is doing all the right things, unconditionally supporting tsmc to build up to three plants. In a record breaking speed. The first will open on 2/24. It gives Japan a two year lead on the U.S. already. By the way, notice I used lower case for tsmc？Not too many know it, but that is how tsmc is named, all lower cases. Just look at its logo. It started with Tsmc, but fonshui master said capital T does not break through the top. Lower case t does. Since then tsmc has changed its name to all lower cases.

[@kennySg101]

@@rueychen1882 Just made a small investment in tsmc. Taiwan took 30yrs to achieve what it is today. There must be more than just patents technology perhaps an ecosystem so to say. But don't underestimate your friends across Taiwan straits.

[@rueychen1882]

@@kennySg101 I will also like to add semiconductor is not just about chips. It is what made out of the chips. There are thousands of products related to chips and that is what drives the world today. Taiwan advantage is not just tsmc but the complete supply chain, no one had more complete supply chains than Taiwan, For example, AI needs to use super computer to run, supercomputer needs thousands of servers, and servers need thousands of cpu and gpu inside. Taiwan dominate 90% server market, that is even higher than our chip domination . And this is just one sample, there are many fields as dominant. Like mother board, pc, notebook, lens , all more than chips domination. AI will boost up all of their business.

[@juancarlospizarromendez3954]

The US debt is $34 trillion. Does Sam add or substract this debt $7 trillion investment?

[@DJT125489]

Depend how you look at it but I would say subtract. If we're first to market with extremely useful AI and robotics there's no limit to the size of our economy. That's the one advantage china has on the US. There's just more people. If we can be first at AI and deploy it correctly we can gain a massive advantage.

[@urimtefiki226]

My algorithm is not AI. There is intelligence which is artificial, I know my intelligence is natural and I am born with it.

[@timeout9768]

There was no mention of the amount of electrical power these AI systems will use or the amount of copper that will be needed to build them along with Evs too. Is this an oversight or am I making something out of nothing as global temperatures hit new records every year?

[@TULIKulinarnaPrzygoda]

Very useful information thanks

[@Continentalmunkey88]

2:56 ; silicon industry slice within CUDA(mvidia) not cuba or scuba and probably first throttle-hold on hitting €1trillion per millisecond

[@bazmohsen]

The entire conversation revolved around the notion that countries are in competition; it's like a race. However, towards the end, she asked about the idea of slowing down. Of course, if you slow down, you risk being overtaken by another competitor.

[@DanH-u3f]

7 trillion is not necessary, especially using Ai for chip design. It can be done for far less.

[@Leo-cf9fs]

good questions, good anwsers

[@AdvantestInc]

Advancing semiconductor technology for AI marks a pivotal move in tech, highlighting the strategic push to maintain innovation and industry leadership.

[@quintdegourd6342]

The cheapest ASML machine for new chips is €100 million. ASML can only make 25 of the most advanced machines per year. ASML has 95% of the market. China tried its hand at ASML technology, invested US$20 billion and failed miserably.

[@humpydumpy2432]

How do know know about China's progress in EUV when everything is under wraps. China may come with better solution in future.

[@Pasha8204]

Need 4k

[@CEO1001]

Her smile is infectious. Great coverage

[@svart7716]

ASML from Holland is doing very well.

[@user-vc5zt9ci12]

$7 trillion is insane

[@perer005]

It’s over many years.

[@user-vc5zt9ci12]

@perer005 still insane though - it's like 11 TSMC's

[@urimtefiki226]

The logo of my factory producing chips will be the vector field with 2704 vectors. I want to open it in Germany because my invention came from German language.

[@marcozorzi6770]

I say round it up to $10 Trillion 😅

[@51Sable]

Good video, but I am almost certain that Chip designers and fabruicators are mostly concerned about USA foundries, not China. It is USA, that introduced Chip Act and builds 3 or 4 mega-factories, including TSMC relocation to USA and Intel. China is just merely catching up and still does not have foundries to make the latest chips.

[@henli-rw5dw]

Yeah but the Chinese chips will be the cheapest so is the biggest threat.

[@51Sable]

@@henli-rw5dw who will stop yanks to sell their chips even cheaper? 😂

[@henli-rw5dw]

@@51Sable is it willing to subsidize the price of it's chips globally to compete on a indefinite basis? Like china sells a chip to Africa for $10, is us government willing to pay $11 per chip to make it's own chip $9 to sell to Africa? I think not.

[@51Sable]

@@henli-rw5dwThen Yanks were supposed to do homework, before proceeding with such massive undertakings? The target of these massive factories in USA is to drive the Chinese into bankruptcy, but it does not seem the Chinese are prepared to give up and ready to offer alternatives.

[@keademolition6476]

@@51Sable you think yanks will be willing to work super long hrs and low wage to compete? 😂

[@郭家銘-z4c]

If openAI CEO approach TSMC with billion of dollars check, then he can secure some capacity from TSMC

[@reubenmcmurray4377]

My guess is is that Taiwan is a decade ahead in making these

[@blackknight4996]

2 years max....I give them face to say 2 years.

[@DanielTrami-he3kv]

Samsung laughing in the background🤣

[@csjmb6193]

Why? Samsung is going on the path of Nokia, just wait and see.

[@mikeswede031]

But Sam Altman have recently spelled out that he had been misunderstood.That he have no plans or OpenAI to invest $7 trillions in AI-chip development and manufacturing.OpenAI will probably develop AI-chips but let TSMC or GlobalFoundries do the manufacturing.

[@novemberalpha6023]

We need a new Moore Law.... The investment in the chip business will grow tenfold every decade.

[@urimtefiki226]

the chip design has my algorithm in it I mean my logical numbers

[@Repz98]

5:08 he says NVIDIA, AMD, APPLE Google etc are the leading designer of chips, which is true, and then it’s Taiwan, who specialize in mass produce them. but he also forgot to add the information of who is producing the tools Taiwan use, which is netherland, exclusively. which is why USA begged Netherland to make restriction on who can get EUV machines, to provent China from starting their own manufacturing, like Taiwan.

[@blackknight4996]

Not working...😅😅

[@ozozi49]

Did we forget about QUANTUM? when it goes out in a bang, OT will more than 1000 times

[@martynhaggerty2294]

The other 10 percent misuse is a real worry. Even 1percent would be a concern considering the power of ai.

[@hassyg4083]

they need more AI makers with AI they also need more power stations

[@jigodiieplinalumea4565]

Investing in AI chips with what money and for who benefit?

[@flareonspotify]

7000 Billion

[@PherPhur]

7,000,000 million. If you made 1 million dollars PER DAY, it would take you 19,000 years to make 7 trillion. If you made 1 BILLION dollars PER DAY, it would take you 19 years to make 7 trillion.

[@袁大陸]

Over investing in chips production will bring the chip market collapsing.

[@郭家銘-z4c]

The world will rely more on TSMC for its leading edge technology AI chips, TSMC will be the real beneficiary of the AI ARM RACE, I WILL BE 100% BETTING ON TSM

[@jliang70]

No, if you actually look at TSMC where it actually made most of its money and it is not from contracted chip making for Apple or Nvidia. Apple and Nvidia which design the chip are the bigger winner than TSMC. But all of them will face the competition from Chinese companies like Huawei which has chip designers and SMIC which involves in chip fabrications.

[@郭家銘-z4c]

@@jliang70 i had to admit that China is making progress in terms of chip manufacturing due to strong support from the gov, however, speaking of catching up with TSMC, it takes time, the us impose restriction on china, will slow down china's process, as for TSMC, despite its leadership position, the company still keep moving forward trying to enlarge the competitive gap

[@slawomirjakubek]

Sam Altman is not founder but a co-founder of Open AI. If you make mistake like this how can I trust you in anything else?

[@ramengahauhnar8474]

It would be great if they could make those large models run on very low power.

[@R.E.A.L.I.T.Y]

Altman wants $7T investment. No problem if it’s Govt funded and controlled and profits are socialized: not Altman, Google, Meta, etc.

[@marius165]

10 years ago nVidia haven't seen their opportunity in AI, they've seen their opportunity in cryptos. They just hit one jackpot after another.

[@urimtefiki226]

7 trillion with my invention, what about my family interest or you just have interest?

[@oooodaxteroooo]

why even ask WHAT moores law is? the real question is WHY it works this way. Why no more and no less than twice the computing power every two years and that for decades.

[@photobia6593]

I love Kettle chips.

[@SeanAltamurasalt]

What if Altman's chip turned out to be undewhelming in performance, and part of that 7bn dollars was inflated and ultimately a scam, maybe even for just 1bn?

[@urimtefiki226]

In 2019 the Mores law is not valid anymore. In 2019 started my era Urims era.

[@Zegeebwah]

My entire stock footage portfolio that i've built over several years was rendered obsolete the other day after the announcement of Sora. There are downsides to this rapid technology growth.

[@darylallen2485]

This is going to happen to a lot of people over the next 10 years.

[@Robert-dl6fq]

nobody cares about your stock footage portfoilio, curing cancer is on the line

[@cp1011986]

Any expert will tell you it's a set of laws, you cannot cherry pick one out that suits you on the day. They are all related, and together give you a better understanding of the understanding of the decisions that have to be made.

[@alexissvetrev]

No one is asking the right question, where is this money coming from? I may be mistaking but US already has 30+ trillion in debt...

[@JorgeRicardo540]

A solar flare can ruin every computer on earth

[@greenyxd7298]

if that were true they wouldn't put all their eggs in one basket

[@rollingdownfalling]

Love Altman.

[@Smiley_101]

I would open manufacturing producing chips only in the USA give jobs opportunities for our peoples right here in the USA . It never make sense to me why we need to go over sea for cheaper labor yet they tend to copies which is a big problems all over the world

[@Minneolaos]

Ai is run in parallel on GPUs / Nvidia CUDA.

[@earlhammond9810]

This is why America is on shoring and building a multi $Billion chip plant for TMSCI in Phoenix Arizona. You are going to see huge on shoring and near shoring of manufacturing in North America

[@jonathancumini6183]

Is that his voice or they are communicating through a phone call? 🤔

[@quintdegourd6342]

Re 10:00, the idea that regulators (politicians) are going to "catch up" is preposterous. Legislation and rules lag realities always at least 5 years, to even more than a century, like in copyright law.

[@djenk12345]

Its a bit funny how we want AI but we also know how it will end

[@mbdtfnl]

Missing the blockage of ASML not being allowed by the US to send the latest advanced chipmaker machines to China?

[@PherPhur]

Gd thing they're a Dutch company eh?

[@jburt56]

Photonic chips could be up to 1000 times faster.

[@ronalerquinigoagurto555]

They are more powerful beacause complexity. Asml is just a sophisticated printer

[@vfclists]

Moore's law is 18 months not 24 months

[@LisaSamaritan]

It seems to have changed over the years: "In a 2015 interview, Moore noted of the 1965 article: "...I just did a wild extrapolation saying it's going to continue to double every year for the next 10 years."" It used to be one year. Then 18 months and now it is about every second year.

[@ulftnightwolf]

What do u mean more fabs ? TSMC is leader in the most advanced nodes, I don't think they will just give u their secrets.

[@echofoxtrot2.051]

We don't want AGI. I say, give him nothing. We are already struggling as a species. We don't need to out-source our worth entirely.

[@ΣταύροςΠλακιάς]

Wrong priorities. 😂😂❤❤❤

[@urimtefiki226]

The designing of chips has to do with my matrix (neural network) I mean my algorithm.

[@SomewhereInTheSolarSystem]

The AI generated "realistic" images and videos are dangerous to the brain, specially to children, because it does harm to the cognitive development. This is really dangerous, and need proper scientific study and legislation. If you have access to researches, psychologists, neurologists, or legislators, please help make people aware of this serious danger.

[@daviddelmundo2187]

Chips

[@AlOfNorway]

Of course he doesn’t want to slow down what may be the greatest danger we have ever created when he is so invested. He couldn’t find a better way to use 7 trillion dollars, that’s intelligence for you.

[@PherPhur]

Nah, like someone else in these comments said, have the gov fund it and control it under the premise that the benefits will be socialized. That's probably the best possible way the money could be spent.

[@AlOfNorway]

@@PherPhur AI research and development will happen, there is no stopping it. But the speed and trajectory is questionable especially when the creators themselves have no idea what the real consequences of their creation will be. Do you understand? That can’t hardly be called intelligence, can it?

[@keademolition6476]

@@PherPhur Which will never happen. If we couldn't socialise on most of the previous breakthrough in human history. Why would AI be any different? The AI corp just want money flowing in their direction.

[@lazarusblackwell6988]

Corporations will earn trillions from AI tech.

[@LeePierre]

Then in some years Arnie will be back to destroy it

[@stevengiuseppetti6555]

$7 trillion dollars is equal to 7,000 piles of $1billion dollars. $1billion is 1,000 stacks of $1 million. So $7 trillion is 7,000 stacks, each with 1000 piles of $1million dollars. Just a reminder because its easy for us to forget how MASSIVE a trillion dollars is. You could quite literally solve about half of all the major problems in America with that much money. Free Healthcare, free college, better and more jobs, less homelessness can all be greatly alleviated.... but instead the tech billionaires just want to get even richer. They exhibit ungodly levels of greed to the point where it becomes a psychiatric illness.

[@mRGuitarShow1]

Your conjecture that they're doing that out of a certain motive (nefarious as you picture it to be) is impertinent as to whether its externalities would do good for the world or not.

[@starmount326]

by the same token, you could also ask why, in the past, people spent so much money building railroads, highways and factories during industrialization, creating the rocket for space exploration leading to GPS and satellite deployment , constructing internet and wireless infrastructure, all of which later benefit most human kinds on the earth nowadays.

[@xr55]

They just want to invent. Give it a break.

[@SomewhereInTheSolarSystem]

The AI generated "realistic" images and videos are dangerous to the brain, specially to children, because it does harm to the cognitive development. This is really dangerous, and need proper scientific study and legislation. If you have access to researches, psychologists, neurologists, or legislators, please help make people aware of this serious danger.

[@gilbertogarza9114]

Did you not tell him it was the lords chips 😊

[@yyaa2539]

I totally belive this law valid for a really LONG 😂 period of time (since 1960)

[@urimtefiki226]

I want to open a microelectronics factory in Germany, my invention comes from German language.

[@zekiozturk2084]

Quite dump for someone that smart. 7 trillion is Microsoft Apple and Nvidia AMD and Qualcomms worth

[@blackknight4996]

Have you played balloon 🎈 before 😂😂?

[@Studentofjesuschrist]

We need to leave this stuff alone. Humanity already makes things that causes mass destruction. Somethings should be left alone