If the increased demand is not short term, production capacity will eventually increase. In the meantime, the logistics disruptions and industrial material shortages and energy inflation will disappear as soon as the wars disrupting them stop, which should bring prices down.

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not-a-llm 7 hours ago | parent | next [-]

you assume demand will remain flat

what if demand keeps rising faster than production capacity is deployed?

	▲	t-3 5 hours ago \| parent [-]
		If demand and prices keep rising without production capacity being built fast enough, there will likely eventually be a rush leading to overinvestment and price crashes, but there are too many other factors involved; state investment for security, international politics and trade relations, the possibility of an AI bubble burst, etc.

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MomsAVoxell 7 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

There are wars coming. The prices are not going down.

We are in a bubble which will be burst the moment the world starts retaliating against the US' 20+ year history of supporting genocide and committing war crimes unabated.

Buy the AI toys while you still can.