r/pcmasterrace • u/After_Cookies • 3d ago
News/Article AI was supposed to sell PCs. Instead, PC shipments just crashed 20% as AI eats the world’s RAM, and Windows 11’s Copilot agents aren’t convincing buyers
https://www.windowslatest.com/2026/10/11/ai-was-supposed-to-sell-pcs-instead-pc-shipments-just-crashed-20-as-ai-eats-the-worlds-ram-and-windows-11s-copilot-agents-arent-convincing-buyers/
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u/Ryno4ever16 3d ago
It has made writing software much, much easier. It's allowing us to rewrite games to run natively on PC which opens up modding possibilities. It actually gives people a lot more freedom with computers to make the things they want and to do what they want with them. That freedom technically existed before, but trying to do any of the things I just mentioned would have been a time commitment that was simply too great for the average person. That is no longer the case. It's still a time commitment to do a lot of things, but the barrier to entry is greatly lowered.