Never before has there been a bigger misallocation of capital in human history than what we call “artificial intelligence”.
Never before in human history has there been this much capital to misallocate. Just wait, though. Number must go up after all.
>>61841371based AI trying to make you less fat
>>61841374We are hyperinflating. People are waking up but they dont grasp it yet.
>>61841371That's just Claude shitting the bed. Any decent AI gets it.AGI by 2030!Load up your bags or forever be a chattel slave!
>>61841371Pic related will lead to universal high income within the next 2 weeks.
>>61841371>2035>$60/month subscription to do basic internet searches powered by AI>^because we have to make our capex money back somehow!^>cortana/siri is always there on your computer/phone and you get ads to buy a subscription constantly>multi-million $ API sales to corporations to use special AI software for taxes, legal, analytics>anyone with a copyright makes bank suing tech companies if their IP was used to train models
>>61841371If you asked this on the street you'd probably a similar answer from at least a few people. AI doesn't need to be perfect, it just needs to be better than us
>>61841399Checked. What are some of the may signs you see to indicate hyperinflation?
ai is the smartphone of 2020it's shit and not what the marketing name calls it''ai''==llm''smartphone''==tablet(aka gimped laptop)
Chat gpt failed this question too. But it’s also writing me giant scripts that work for my video game. I think we just need to stop calling it AI. It’s large language models and that’s it. A glorified search engine that’s good at piecing multiples into 1
>>61841371AI is a plot by chyna to bankrupt the USA, the same way the space race znd star wars programs were plans to bankrupt the USSR quicker than it would. And it's working tremendously so far. It's so easy to take advantage of sheer greed.
A lot of tech CEOs and politicians are open about the AI bet being one last hail mary. If AI doesnt work and drastically increase productivity, then most countries are fucking screwed as the interest on their national debt exponentially eats up a larger and larger portion of tax revenue
>>61841463AI is not about being 'smart' its about being efficient I can do the exact same as AI could, but it would take me 100 times as long to do so
>>61841524You're a retard anon.We already have efficiency, it's called a computer. What we lack is intelligent computers.
>>61841539Computers cant solve by drunken text if I tell it to do something, AI now canIt just makes life easier and makes you more lazyIt's basically like the invention of the calculator 2.0 But it still needs human input and correction, it cant do anythin without
>>61841539So on what subject of philosophy or intellect could you pump out a fairly accurate 1000 page manuscript faster than AI?
>>61841371Yep, AI was a godsend for cooming for a couple months. At first, I literally spend 5 days straight masturbating for over 12 hours a day.But then you start to realize that the stupid fuck AI has very limited concept of permanence between messages (and even within a single message), continuity errors, constantly makes baffling statements, and repeats the same fucking contrived phrases over and over
>>61841544Yeah you sound drunk.>>61841574Another retard. What does that have to do with what I said.
>>61841510also most of the countries gambling on AI didn't have enough kids to support the inverted population pyramids
facebook boomers shitting on AI is how you know its not a bubble
>>61841371Agree.And now I can have "agents" all do a bunch of useless shit all at once.I have been trying, but output just sucks, I'll be lucky to maybe replace a junior... And even then.. I am cheating myself out of a future senior and making my own job more miserable.
>>61841639Kek sounds to me you are bagholding Ai stocks
>>61841639>What does that have to do with what I said.If you didn't have a retard brain you could think about it for a few seconds. It sounds like you need to ask AI since you are too retarded to draw a valid conclusion yourself.You are claiming there aren't intelligent computers while simultaneously knowing that computers can already pump out novel displays of intellect and pass tests of intelligence at a far greater rate than you yourself will ever be able to due to your retardation and primitive tool proficiency.
>>61841399So if the AI bubble pops would it be a deflationary event?
>>61841675>"bagholding" stocks at all time highsstop using words you dont understand retard
>>61841744>he said nervously
>>61841524I know where the wind is blowing. Be very fucking careful regarding shipping and logistics stocks.The full post explaining this wasn't allowed to be posted because of this website's dogshit spam filter.
>>61841799>The full post explaining this wasn't allowed to be posted because of this website's dogshit spam filter.Just ask grok to reword your post so it can pass the 4chan spam filter if you are not intelligent enough to figure it out as quickly as you would like on your own.
>>61841802I'll just reword is very simply. All these companies are grabbing onto AI solutions thinking it'll guarantee success. The companies are led by morons, and they barely function and the internal architecture regarding IT is a god-damned nightmare. They're also critical to infrastructure. And the big plan of the suits is to run to AI and start fucking with the volatile system they don't actually understand.
>>61841371I agree.>Me on the left.
>>61841809Great job, I appreciate how very simply your reword is, saar. I may comment more when I fully parse this incredibly detailed "full post" explanation.
>>61841809You suffer from what is called Dunning Kruger Syndrome. You can rest assured that all the megacap hyperscalers have people on their payroll that are far smarter than you are, who are actual experts in their fields and who have a much better understanding of both the risks and rewards that come with implementing this new technology.
>>61841371>FUD thread Fuck OP
>>61841825The issue is generally that corporate is totally detached from the functioning of the actual business and lives blind in an ivory tower where they actively make everything worse with every action they take. And eventually, things will just stop working. But it's fine. Markets don't respond to results anyhow. They respond to apple polishing. So when the country is collapsing due to things not getting from point A to point B, number will still go up anyway. Until heads start getting chopped off.
>>61841371This 'misallocation' is going to control the drones and bots that will kill you.
>>61841851When the corps/bots are finished demoralizing you, you will be the drone and they won't need other ones to kill you, you will happily join The Carousel.
>>61841371Not necessarily a misallocation of capital, but they have been operating under the delusion that AI will be "free" to scale up, like software. The reality is that AI costs are more like hardware. It is like building out railroads and telecoms more than an infinitely reproducible software. Telecoms and Railways are sill important, but they aren't free to use. They get valued at 20-25 times earnings, not 200 times.
>>61841463It doesn't just need to be BETTER than us, it also needs to be CHEAPER than us, and that isn't clear with capital expenditures to build out AI going up. Eventually you will get to the point where it is cheaper to just grow corn to feed some schlub and then ask him questions than it will be to use an AI. What is easier to make more of? Corn to feed the schlub, or mountains of critical minerals that every country is fighting over? Corn is potentially infinite, minerals are not.
>>61841371Maybe stop using poopGPT
sonnet 4.5, which the screenshot shows, works on my machine. Grok however, fails.
>>61841371I actually saw this happen the other day. Guy dressed in business casual (lol how gay) strolls up the car wash without his car. Me and the guys got a real laugh at his expense.
>>61841371>sonnetit's a shit model you retard. try it with opus.
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>>61841371Normaloids don't like hearing this but the quality of the answer is based on the quality of the question. If you ask a retarded question, you're activating weights associated with the retarded section of the latent space.
>>61841841Though, one thing I will note. The immediate implementation of AI will indeed make businesses run more efficiently. But it won't be rendering the working class obsolete. It will render the executive class obsolete. And they haven't realized it. They just think pushing forward means money.
>>61844649You'll see business become a lot more technocratic and a lot less ladder climby within the next year. Though this will then lead to stagnation where more ambitious businesses will have an opening to push ahead, as the dependence on a mathematically perfect model won't be able to account for chaos and the business side will get increasingly slothful and incompetent.
>>61841459> $60/month subscription to do basic internet searches powered by AINigger I am never going back to the dumpster diving you've called searching
>>61844483>just answer the question for it then it can answer the question for you
>>61841510Thank god. The world belongs to blood and iron warriors, not faggy tech nerds
>>618414631. maybe if they asked you LOL2. the average retard on the street didnt cost 2 quintrillion dollars to produce
If AI does "work"...well, the u.s. gets half of total tax revenue from workers, many of whom are now unemployed, and not just at the low end of the wage scale. Who are they going to tax, multi national tech giants? Okay, let's see it. Deficits are going vertical if AI succeeds, and they're going vertical if AI fails.
>>61844734so hyperinflation either way.nice
>>61844734Like I pointed out, AI won't be coming for the workers. The executives pushing for it don't see that they're the artists pushing for the automated art machine in this whole thing. Most of the executive class will be rendered obsolete by this. You don't need people making big decisions if a machine can do it instantly and better.
>>61844915And if they actually do try to cull the workers using AI, they're going to find that the working class they're trying to replace preserved its secrets as all production collapses. It'll be funny, and the collapse of major corporations will be profitable for those who can see it coming.
>>61844692Not at all what I said — no wonder you get bad answers.
>>61844951Which brings me to a fun use of AI. The analysis of high level executive competency to justify their replacement and suggest alternatives for the vacancy.
>>61844915We already don’t need most of the executives we have, we aren’t stuck with them because of their “irreplaceable skills” you midwit, why the fuck would an AI alternative to them change this?
>>61845009Because if you're focusing on increasing efficiency and removing dead weight, your shareholders can do the same thing to you. And so CEOs become puppets to AI-driven mandates or they themselves get replaced.These are the chains they've opted to forge.
>>61845023They think they're all too important for a winnowing, and so they've all opted to walk into the slaughterhouse celebrating how clever they are.
>>61841371AI just means surveillance. I absolutely fucking hate the United States, the direction it's going and the type of people who tunneled into power.
>>61845023You fundamentally misunderstand the engine of capitalism my friend. Here’s how it works>paying people the value of their work is too expensive>instead you set up a contest where the person who works the hardest gets rewarded with far more than the value of their work, and doesn’t have to do hard work anymore.The jew daycare structure of the upper echelons of the corporate world exists for a reason. It exists so that the working class will trade their labor for more than its value. The purpose of class distinction is that it’s impossible to PROVIDE everyone with the lifestyle and means they desire, but it’s possible to MOTIVATE them with it by promising everyone they have a chance at it.You need billionaires who spend all day doing coke and getting sucked off under the desk while making stupid decisions. Nobody thinks these people are worth what they’re paid, least of all the shareholders. But their existence, and the existence of the army of executive vice flunkies they produce and sustain (which is what they are actually hired to do, and held accountable for BY said shareholders) is what drives the engine of motivation that keeps the lowest ground level workers humming along for pennies on the dollar without a lot of worrisome talk of unionization. You can’t fire the executives, because nobody dreams that one day they’ll get promoted to head algorithm. The bureaucrats MUST be the last employees to go, necessarily.Pause to consider: if the value of a CEO, to shareholders, was their ability to establish a successful business plan, why wouldn’t more companies cut costs by firing CEOs after they had a business plan in place, and only hiring a new one if that business plan started failing? It’s downright common to blow up sustainability to make an extra profit this quarter; why not start by firing the people who cost the most and contribute the least to daily earnings in the short term? Yet a company just having no CEO is unheard of
>>61841497>it's shit and not what the marketing name calls it>''ai''==llm>''smartphone''==tablet(aka gimped laptop)absolutely true fuck phablets
>>61845057I agree regardless as to how this Ai game plays out the western hemisphere is falling into a surveillance state. >>61841809>>61841841I see what your saying. Review the 2025 IT failures that made headlines, and now add Ai into the mix. Companies are on goblin mode chasing $$$$ so by putting Ai into critical infra could lead to an accidental systemic failure. imo for what it's worth, I think China won the Ai Race as the US pumps out MBAs & consultant, the east pumps out Researchers & STEM grads under the party. >>61845092idk about all this. The epestin files or whatever its called showed that the elite class has rigged the entire game to satisfy their desires. IMO we stopped operating under any sort of "economic structure" way back prior to 2012. The game has been redesigned (in 2012 if not later) so that some players have an extreme unfair advantage...which allows them to do drugs, play pretend, and have sex with their little girls in their satanic party cult. Idk where I saw it, but a headline in a very popular news channel marked the introduction of our time as the "Age of Fraud" Lying, cheating, stealing, bribery - anything that gets you ahead financially wins in the current environment. Economics has been turned into astrology for men. A lawsuit is no more than just the cost of doing business.
>>61841632It's a chatbot.
