Mugita Sokio

Not only should the source code be available, but they need to be Free Software (licenses such as GPL, Apache, etc.).

AMD doesn’t have the capability for AI necessarily due to CUDA requirements (though ROCm might fix some of that), and for video editing, my best educated guess has to do with graphically-intensive transitions and what not made in things like Natron (an AfterEffects alternative).

This is the big thing with people using the term “Anti-Semite”, when us Khazars (what most call Jews) aren’t even Shemitic at all (We’re Japethites). I fully understand the implications of that as a partial German-American Khazar myself. The terms racist and bigot are not as destructive as Anti-Semite, and we were the ones who made the latter stronger than the two former, though we also tend to use that if people don’t like what we’re doing.

You can thank Rome for teaching us how to be barbarians, though.

I was making a point, which I don’t think you see just yet. AMD and NVIDIA have their purposes, which is what I was attempting to point out.

That’s why I said that I’d imagine that AMD would be really good based upon what I’ve read and watched on them. Granted, AMD would be good, but not for AI and video editing as far as I’m aware. That is only my experience with an NVIDIA card anyway, so maybe take that for what you will.

I’ve always known these as the tighty whities.

I’ll have to play devil’s advocate here, in that if you want to do AI and video editing, from my experience (as former editor for a YouTube channel), you’ll need an NVIDIA card. I hadn’t used an AMD card, though I’d imagine they’d be fantastic for the most part.