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    The supply question behind AI’s claimed ability to automate 80% of GDP

    A user relays OpenAI’s claim that current models can automate 80% of GDP, then cites another commentator’s view that chip and memory supply is the constraint.

    Mike FishbeinMF
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    A user attributes the claim that current AI models can automate 80% of GDP to OpenAI and asks why that hasn’t happened. The post cites another commentator’s view that chip and memory supply is the constraint. It says demand has outpaced supply and argues that more supply should lower costs and increase speed, enabling wider AI adoption across the economy.

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    Mike Fishbein@mfishbeinOpenAI says AI can automate 80% of GDP. Today, with current models. So why hasn't it been automated yet? @swyx says the constraint is supply. Supply of chips and memory. Demand shot through the roof but supply hasn't been able to keep up. Increased supply should lower cost and increase speed, which enables greater AI adoption across the economy.20d

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    Mike Fishbein@mfishbeinOpenAI says AI can automate 80% of GDP. Today, with current models. So why hasn't it been automated yet? @swyx says the constraint is supply. Supply of chips and memory. Demand shot through the roof but supply hasn't been able to keep up. Increased supply should lower cost and increase speed, which enables greater AI adoption across the economy.20d