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    AI model growth versus hardware capacity

    A user argues that leading AI models are outgrowing current infrastructure, pointing to a claimed mismatch in how quickly model parameters and hardware capacities double.

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    A user claims AI model parameters are doubling every four months, while system capacities—network speeds, PCIe and high-bandwidth memory—are doubling every 24 months. Their argument is that enthusiasm for ever-larger models is colliding with hardware limits.

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    @mattockoLook at the divergence. AI model parameters are doubling every 4 months. But system capacities—network speeds, PCIe, and high-bandwidth memory—are only doubling every 24 months. We are building minds too big for their brains.

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    @mattockoLook at the divergence. AI model parameters are doubling every 4 months. But system capacities—network speeds, PCIe, and high-bandwidth memory—are only doubling every 24 months. We are building minds too big for their brains.