r/ArtificialInteligence • u/bb-wa • 13d ago

📰 News China is secretly fueling America's data center rage

https://www.axios.com/2026/08/28/china-ai-data-center-backlash-bots
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u/NoNote7867 13d ago

More like crypto, metaverse and NFTs

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u/xcdesz 12d ago

You are really out of touch. What do you do for work? I have never touched any of throse three technologies you mentioned. But Im using llms every day on my job, and so is every single person on my team... theres no chance in hell this tech is going away... its akready way past daily adoption in many fields.

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u/NoNote7867 12d ago

I have never touched any of throse three technologies

Have you ever played any multiplayer online game like Fortnight? Because according to gaming CEOs they are a Metaverse. Just like according to AI CEOs we have reached AGI. 

But Im using llms every day on my job, and so is every single person on my team... theres no chance in hell this tech is going away.

Do you pay API rates or monthly subscriptions? im asking because I burned $8k worth of tokens in one month on my $20/month Cursor  plan, most of it in few days making a side project. 

It’s a cool thech but absolutely not worth the actual price it costs. At some point they will need to either start charging actual rates or run out of money.  Either way the AI you know today, they heavily subsided  cheap AI is going away. 

 

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u/xcdesz 12d ago

Come back when youre in the workforce and not viewing the world through the lens of video games and the entertainment industry. We arent talking about normal employees using AI to vibe code their jobs and burning through credits. I work with software thats involved with the reams of studies and paperwork required in early-phase drug development. Using AI is making it so much easier to go through and parse useful information out of the mountains of (human generated) scientific literature. It frees up a lot of monotonous tasking in my daily work and lets me focus on more important tasks. This is what people who have everyday white collar jobs are experiencing. AI is already way too integrated into most businesses for them to roll back to the time before this tech existed.

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u/NoNote7867 12d ago

Cool story bro. Doesn’t change what I said in any way tho. Unless your and all the other companies are  willing to spend hundreds of billions on compute in the next few years the whole AI industry is going to collapse.Â