The death of cheap tech
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On this week's show, Stephen and Daniel talk about how the rise of AI is killing cheap tech, and that may not be entirely a bad thing (though it's still mostly a bad thing). They talk about the Steam Machine's exorbitant price, and how intra-generational price increases have never really happened like this. Unprecedented times, indeed. Finally, they talk about forming human bonds with AI and how to negotiate that strange and uncomfortable place.
Oh, and there's a bit of talk at the beginning about bowling. If you want to avoid that, skip ahead to 7:39.
Show notes and links:
- The Wholesale Plagiarism of Obscure Sorrows - Waxy
- Blu-ray Disc Turns 20: A Look Back at the Format's Launch Day - The Digital Bits
- Valve Steam Machine: Official Price and Release Date Confirmed - The Verge
- AI Demand Begins to Justify Massive Cost of Data-Center Buildout - Bloomberg ($)
- Hivemind – AI-Powered Intelligent Narrator for Shared Storytelling
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