One RTX 6000 Pro now out-earns the average human: $29,696/year in rent vs $23,000 global mean income
KyeGomezB · x · 2026-11-04
junsong's quick math: a $14,000 RTX 6000 Pro rents for $3.39/hr, yielding $29,696.40 per year — more than the average adult's global income of $23,000 (PPP-adjusted). His takeaway: a single GPU now carries higher economic value than a human being, a line the AI compute economy has just crossed.
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