„Die Rechenkosten übersteigen bei weitem die Kosten der Mitarbeiter“: Nvidia-Manager sagen, dass KI derzeit teurer ist als die Bezahlung menschlicher Arbeitskräfte

    https://fortune.com/2026/04/28/nvidia-executive-cost-of-ai-is-greater-than-cost-of-employees/

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    1. I mean, these statements whether positive or negative, the discussions, these actions are all happening, because these guys don’t define a fixed goal, which is to be reached (with LLMs), realistically.

      It’s a shit show.

    2. IntelArtiGen on

      For the same quality, it’s true for the majority of employees. If it wasn’t, we would all be unemployed obviously. But many people / companies don’t care about the quality and are ok with paying 10% of the price for 30% of the quality.

    3. punkerlabrat on

      Yep, and every AI sales pitch quietly skips the part where the cleanup bill shows up later lol.

    4. It’s efficient when used properly: to generate small blocks of code, identify the cause of bugs or potential issues. The context window is relatively small and the changes are easily viewed and understood.

      When people are just generating slop projects over and over again no wonder the costs are getting out of hand.

    5. I like how they say this after they’ve made trillions of dollars selling AI chips.

    6. Fake_William_Shatner on

      Are we still under the delusion this is about economics? The goal is to undermine the value of labor and one day replace the need for people — NOT to grow. These people have more money than they can spend without causing inflation.

      It is about control. If it were about economics they’d do more for education, infrastructure and well-being. Real productivity isn’t that good for people constantly worried about bills and healthcare and the like. I know. The less I made, the more distracted I was at work. I’m smartest when I’m happy.

      Productivity goes up with less than 40 hour work weeks, but they’d rather people have two jobs and be zombies — easier to control. Our diet is not meant to do anything but make us fat and compliant.

    7. It’s about speed. Not quality, not reliability, not cost.

      Ai is the perfect enshitification technology to flood us with slop. CEOs love it and will pay for it for exactly doing that.

    8. HelpfulTap8256 on

      But it’s still worth it to rub it in the noses of those stupid humans….

      We live in perverse times.

    9. SuckMyRhubarb on

      This talking point hasn’t yet filtered through the LinkedIn-sphere and made it to the management class. They’re still in 2025, thinking that AI will enable them to replace annoying human workers en masse ASAP.

    10. parkinthepark on

      This has been the Silicon Valley MO for *yeeeeaaaarrrsss*. Operate at a loss until you’ve forced out the competition, then jack up prices to become profitable.

      Look at Uber- chase out the taxis by undercutting them, then raise fares.

      DoorDash- wait till all the pizza shops fire their drivers, then raise fees.

      Streaming- undercut cable TV until everyone’s cut the cord, then raise subscription costs and add advertising.

      AI is just doing the same shit. They’re waiting for businesses to restructure around AI, and then they’ll start charging what it actually costs (plus margin, of course).

    11. There’s going to be a massive overcorrection in AI use. All these companies that think $200/month is going to stay that way forever are in for a wake up call.

    12. If it wasn’t for all the vc money heavily subsidising it companies wouldn’t be wanting to pay the actual cost of it

      Its like the start of uber at the moment

    13. Academic-Look-333 on

      Good. Hope all the „tech bros“, including the likes of Palantir and other tech companies that engage in the business of intrusive and unconstitutional surveillance, as well as the targeting and killing of innocent people, bankrupt themselves out of business. Not only US-based companies that engage in this type of business, but also tech companies in China, Russia and elsewhere around the world.

    14. I’m not going to say what MAG7 company I consult for, but the VP in charge of that team has already started the 180 pivot on people versus AI. Last year we laid off 12% of the team and went all in on commercial AI solutions for our team.

      But apparently we burned up our entire yearly budget on “tokens” by mid March. By End of May, we will have spent more on AI than we would have keeping the entire team for the whole year.

      I’ve sat in some meetings where the leadership is scratching their heads “I don’t understand how this happens, did we not know what the cost of this would be” lol…

      My VP has opened up new REQs to replace about half the people he just laid off last October.

    15. Fragrant-Menu215 on

      Note the operative word here: **FAR**. The cost is *far* beyond the cost of employees. Not slightly beyond, not twice the cost, **FAR** beyond. So probably orders of magnitude higher.

      It’s also worth noting that this is just compute cost. Just running cost. This doesn’t include the cost of building the data center or replacing burned-out hardware.

      And all of this expense just to get something so unreliable that it has to be babysat by humans anyway.

    16. adumblittlebaby on

      AI is an enormous grift as it stands. It’s wrong, often, convincingly, and refuses to learn. It doesn’t even matter what the cost is. Outside of error interpretation and some coding, it has no function because there isn’t a function that can tolerate a guaranteed error rate. I sure as fuck don’t want my medical diagnoses done by a system that will actively gaslight you rather than re-evaluate.

      Reckless sociopaths are driving society into a canyon and everybody is assuming they will hit the brakes.

    17. Wow that happened fast. Looks like we should consider the cheaper, more effective, better for society, biological alternative

    18. I’ve been saying this for months. Clients are asking us how our AI use is going to lower their fees but it’s actually costing us more so fees go up. At some point it might be beneficial to have a No AI Use company tag to sell work.

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