AI's Looming Obsolescence: Data Centers, Energy, & World Domination

Everybody builds these data centers that won't it be miniaturization of AI on smaller data models because even the smaller ones are so much bigger? Won't it be somebody that figures out the trick for lower energy that makes all of this obsolete? So we're building all these data centers like battleships in World War I, that are obsolete by World War II. I mean, that's an oversimplification, but it just seems like they're all going with this one model, but like Deepseek, I'm not an engineer like you, but doesn't it use a more thin slicing analysis on a smaller database but more definitive so it can move quicker? Yeah, you're correct that there's appears to be an overinvestment build out, kind of like what happened with the railroads in the 19th century. And that's going to lead to probably some kind of a market crash across the AI industry just in terms of stock valuations. That I I agree with you. That's coming. There's there's too much build out. But there's not enough compute for the research into super intelligence. In other words. So, understand this, Alex. The research into super intelligence doesn't have a revenue model. So ...