Hero of Hearts Novel Chapter 7332
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- November 5, 2026
Chapter 7332
After saying that, he asked Charlie curiously,
“Mr. Wade, would you like to take this opportunity to get into the industry and earn some pocket money?”
“At least trillions of dollars will fall every day.”
“And it will be easy for us to make several hundred billion together.”
“You guys are so ruthless,”
“Aren’t you afraid of trouble from companies and governments?”
Charlie asked curiously.
Steve waved his hand dismissively and said with a smile,
“How could I?”
“We’re the ones who inflated the industry bubble,”
“So it’s only natural that we pop it ourselves.”
“Besides, once something gets overheated,”
“It will cool down on its own, even if you ignore it.”
Steve then explained, “When an industry is overheated,”
“Many hands make light work.”
“Everyone’s adding fuel to the fire.”
“Some people know why they’re adding fuel,”
“While others are just doing it because everyone else is.”
“So the fire naturally gets bigger and bigger,”
“And the bubble gets bigger and bigger too.”
“Do you think such a big fire can keep burning forever?”
“No way! If you keep adding fuel,”
“Firstly, there won’t be enough fuel,”
“And secondly, it’ll be exhausting.”
“Gradually, some people won’t want to continue,”
“And the fire will naturally get smaller and smaller.”
“Moreover, there’s another situation that might occur during this process.”
“Everyone initially frantically adds firewood to the fire,”
“But then someone might suddenly look at the fire and wonder,”
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“If this fire burned long enough,”
“I could at least roast some potatoes.”
“There seems to be no point in just watching the fire.”
“So they leave, and others, seeing them leave, gradually follow suit.”
“Some want to leave, but once all the firewood is burned,”
“They can’t get out.”
“These people will eventually go bankrupt and leave the game.”
At this point, Steve smiled and said,
“Actually, the hype surrounding AI is somewhat similar.”
“You see, everyone’s pouring money into computing power and electricity,”
“But deep down they’re also feeling insecure,”
“Staring at this fire and asking themselves,”
“What the hell am I doing here?”
“Mr. Wade, although I don’t understand the technology,”
“I’ve summarized it myself.”
“In short, it boils down to this,”
“You know, the world’s few…”
“A billion people, do we really need that much computing power?”
Charlie laughed. “I don’t know much about this.”
“Although I had your family help me set up a computing center,”
“I don’t use it myself,”
“So I don’t really understand it.”
“Could you explain it to me?”
Steve nodded and said seriously,
“Then let me share my opinion,”
“Mr. Wade. I think that a lot of computing power is ultimately wasted.”
Charlie asked curiously, “Oh? Why do you say that?”
Steve explained, “For example,”
“The old industry rule for IT software was that software vendors would concentrate their manpower, resources, and computing power to develop good software,”
“Which would then be used by hundreds of millions of people,”
“Some paying and some not.”
“This way, resources were concentrated to accomplish big things,”
“And there was no waste, including computing power.”
At this point, Steve changed the subject,
Revealing his true intentions:
“But look at now, now AI is widespread, a real vibe…”
“The popularization of coding, on the surface, seems to represent technological equality,”
“Allowing everyone to program software using AI.”
“However, aside from a group of people with genuine customized needs,”
“Hundreds of millions of people are now buried in their own computers,”
“Using the computing power they purchase monthly for tens or hundreds of dollars to develop proprietary software with largely the same functionality.”
“Isn’t that just a waste of time?”
“It’s like image processing software.”
“Buying a lifetime subscription with lifetime upgrades and maintenance only costs around a hundred dollars, right?”
“At worst, you can get a cracked version and not spend a penny.”
“But some people choose neither of those options,”
“Insisting on spending two hundred dollars a month on computing power,”
“Developing and maintaining it themselves,”
“Spending more than buying a ready-made solution.”
“Can you imagine how wasteful that is?”
“How can there not be a bubble?”
