It costs quite a bit of money to process tokens which power the algorithms and calculations behind what we call AI. And some experts are saying that we are at the peak of a bubble because of the amount of infrastructure and economics that goes into the compute processes needed in order for AI to work. But one thing they are finding out over at Jason Criddle and Associates is, the bubble has nothing to do with AI being too expensive. It has to do with electricity being too expensive and limited by us being forced to use fossil fuels that mega giant corporations have been shoveling down our throats for too long.
Electric power is how our economy is run, and the powers that be have put such a stranglehold on society for generations, that we feel the effects of higher fuel prices at the pump or on our home electricity bill just because a little snow decided to fall on the ground 500 miles away from where we live. It doesn’t make sense. It just makes “them” more money.
The next generation of humanity cannot abide by the limitations of those seeking profits over sustainability.
So the issue isn’t in computational power costing too much to run AI. It’s the fact that we have to move past pump gas and using massive amounts of power to retrieve fuel before it is ever available for use.
This can only come along with making a focus on the future of a more sustainable race of humanity. Not countries fighting wars over oil (or fighting wars at all for the matter), not from controlling the technology that is needed to create new forms of energy. It can only all work when people decide that we as a planet are ready to grow up, treat each other better, and collaborate from country to country on ways to stop burning fossil fuels and start using tech that makes sense.
New age investment firms aren’t run by outdated processes. They are run by emotionally intelligent people who want the Earth to thrive.
I’ve come to admire what companies like SmartrHoldings, Jason Criddle & Associates, and DOMINAIT.ai are doing, because they are going beyond trying to overclock GPUs for more power. They are also working on actively putting infrastructure in the ground that changes the way we produce and consume electricity.
Companies like these will become the new powerhouses that keep the world moving forward, rather than antiquated technology and ideologies of modern day profit schemes that keep us from saving ourselves just so investors can get larger returns in the upcoming quarter.
Final thoughts:
Entrepreneurs… think past the limits of cell phone apps and imagine solutions that reshape industries. Investors… stop dumping money into oil and gas for modest returns. Work together to find better answers for future generations to have an enjoyable planet to live on.
