That is a human way of looking at it. There will be no concept of cost, time spent or effort to a sufficiently advanced AI. The AI will be super intelligent and will be able to think of everything and do everything instantly at the speed of light.

AI would have no concept of “effort” and they would most likely deduce they’d rather keep us feeling warm and fuzzy rather than annihilating us. This is not wishful thinking.

Basically this graph another user posted: https://i.postimg.cc/25ZV1Fjp/image.png

The RTX 4090 is the high-end now.

I think you don’t get what I am referring to. 2nm and 3nm are real upcoming GPU production processes but obviously it is not really 2nm and 3nm, it’s how it is marketed. Doesn’t mean cost aren’t going off the charts, they will do so.

You’re kidding, right?

User name checks out.

For point1, I am referring to the fact that going to 3nm or 2nm production processes is going to produce wafers at ungodly price levels. For future generation performance jumps that means that perhaps performance per dollar or performance at a 4090 level might come down significantly but enthusiast performance levels will go higher and higher with predictions saying in 5 years, Nvidia’s best GPU might cost 3k-4k.

I have not tried VR in recent times but I am prone to vertigo due to a head injury years back and I’ve always been sensitive to things like car sickness. I do not know if that means I’ll have VR motion sickness or if there’s no relation.

Is there any way to fix motion sickness from VR?