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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.
Their point is how do you know amd is worse for video editing/Ai when you haven't used AMD for those things, only Nvidia.
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).
You're correct, I don't see the point.