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Lol
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good, hope they go bankrupt and the ai retard craze finally dies down
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>>61844265
Who the fuck cares, pump my eth bags or stop existing!
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>>61844265
how do i short this jewish shit?
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>muh internal AGI!!!
Grift kinda falls apart when you’re forced to start advertising
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Anyone who's actually been paying attention to AI development knows this was gonna happen because OpenAI specifically is a company that exists on toilet paper. Google, Meta and X have all exceeded OpenAI despite OpenAI having beginners advantage. Obviously, those three have a lot more capital to move around but Sam Altman himself is not a business person.

It doesn't spell the end of AI though. Three companies aforementioned are still aping in huge sums of wealth. Wait until 2027, as that'll be when its estimated LLM's would've consumed close to 95% of the body of human knowledge. The real test will be if AI can actually create new knowledge.

If it can't, its just a search engine.
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>>61844328
Cute dugg
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>>61844265
>yeah let's charge a lot for a google search engine
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Scam Altman makes Bankman Frauds fuck up look like rookie numbers
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>>61844265
If there are losses they can just refinance them.
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>>61844265
screenshot phoneposter faggot
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>>61844400
Where?
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>>61844328
If AI consumes 95% of human knowledge and cannot expand the sciences, arts, etc. and is just a better search engine then doesn't that basically prove that modern philosophers were wrong to disparage noesis/intellectus and quiddities and to claim that human reason is wholly discursive and calculative for the past three centuries?

I cannot think of a better BTFO to Hume then that AI will still not be conscious or particularly intelligent after consuming epochs worth of sense data and having the ability to subject it to superhuman level calculation.

Aristotle bros, we're so fucking back. Thomists, Averoists, and Neo-Confucians can come too.
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>>61844426
>doesn't that basically prove that modern philosophers were wrong to disparage noesis/intellectus and quiddities and to claim that human reason is wholly discursive and calculative for the past three centuries?
yes
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>>61844328
OpenAI has slipped kek, GPT is now lagging behind both google and anthropic's latest models despite all that investment and their head start.
lol. lmao even.
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>>61844328
But isn't it eating through software engineering in real time? Every tech dork on twitter is saying so and raving about vibe coding. But yeah I'm still waiting for it to do 'real world' things. It's clearly getting better at doing anything that's traditionally done on a computer, but I wanna see it make things like new materials or medicines from scratch.
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>>61844265
this is bullish
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I stopped using chatgpt like 3 months ago because it is so aggressively pozzed. During 4o it was fairly pleasant to talk to but some point after 5 it started to talk like a fucking redditor and gaslight you all the time. I always want to smack the shit out of it when I talk to it now.
Gemini is far more helpful and enjoyable to talk to. Only problem with Gemini is it gets a bit loopy and hyper focuses on random shit you say in conversations including past conversations. But it's still better than GPT.
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>>61844426
>empiricists btfo forever
silver lining to this AI clownshow
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same path for ctr-alt-man
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>>61844426
in english doc
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>>61844466
AI only replaces stack overflow copypasters and is miserable to work with if you know what you are doing in the first place
To be fair there are a lot of the former though
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>>61844654
modern "philosophers" are dumb boomers who think everything is computer
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>>61844328
AI can’t create new knowledge because “AI” is just an LLM. It’s better search. Well maybe not even as good as the original Google was, but better for now until they enshittfy it.
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>>61844408
They will roll it forward
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>>61844265
>AI is the future wonder everything!
>AI makes cat videos and porn, while losing billions of dollars a year.
Ah... excuse me, sir... I'm a little confused. Just one question sir: I thought AI would make billions of gazillions of dollars... so what is the issue?
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>>61844393
I guess, profit is a 1900s concept.
The current big billionaires borrowed it all and will not have any profitable strategies for decades if ever.
>Just buy muh IPO, bro!
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>>61844265
It's negative for a lot longer than just 2026 btw
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>>61844670
>and is miserable to work with if you know what you are doing in the first place
codelet detected
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>>61844426
Aristotle was a proto empiricist himself. That's not even what Hume said either
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They'll just get infinite bailouts from Tramp, the AI bubble MUST continue growing to infinity and beyond!
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>>61844265
BUT THEY MADE $000,000,000,000 IN REVENUE
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>>61844328
It’s a good search engine though, like it helped me connect my printer to my laptop.
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>>61844906
"Aristotle was a proto-empiricist" is an equivocation. Empiricists, in trying to defend their self-refuting dogmas, have made "empirical" a synonym for "involving the senses at all" or "scientific." But this is not what defines empiricism as a philosophy. What defines empiricism is was it's on metaphysical speculation, particularly about causes, and its thin psychology. The original Empiricists were physicians who avoided speculation about the causes of diseases and only focused on correlation.

Crucially, they did this precisely so that they would reach skeptical conclusions. They wanted to achieve equipollence, a state where one was not led to any particular belief because all beliefs were equally likely (similar to underdetermination, which is irresolvable under empiricism and has been the main motivator for scientific anti-realism in our era).

This is literally the opposite of Aristotle, and how most people understand the sciences today, as the study of causes and the natures of things.

Empiricism got BTFO in self-refutation by the late Platonists that it collapsed into a coma for a millennia.

For Aristotle, "nothing is in the intellect that was not first in the senses." Causality is in the form of things which the intellect becomes identical with. This cuts out Hume's entire argument against causation and dramatically limits the reach of the people of induction because science uses the abstraction of real forms (noesis/intellectus) not statistical inference.

>That's not what Hume says.

It's exactly what he says, read the first two books of the Treatise. Reason is inert and calculative. Note that the common adage that "correlation does not entail causation" is nonsense on the view that causation is nothing but constant conjunction between prior cause and effect (always accidentally temporally ordered). But Hume's constant conjunction thesis flows directly from his empiricism. Note also that he readily admit it leads to skepticism.
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scam altman is a sociopath and gpt 5 is hot garbage and worse than their previous models (that they just got rid of lol). if you're not using gemini or grok at this point I honestly don't know what to tell you
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>>61844277
Uh, sweetie, if stocks crash then your ETH will megadump
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>>61844265
> dude that looks like Babylonian scapegoat is a scapegoat
>news
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>>61844265
OpenAI can't fail because USA can't lose the AI war against China, it will be the end for the USA
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>>61844426
Even as a search engine, it is pretty beneficial for society.
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>>61844542
Gemini is weird.
Sometimes the conversations are amazing and sometimes borderline nonsense.
It almost feels like it uses a random seed to start a convo so it is luck of the draw.
I don't keep the memory on, so probably different if you have it saved your chats.
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>>61844265
they need to stop making this crap free so shitty youtube channels stop abusing it
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>>61844265
>first mover advantage
>still loses
name a bigger L
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>Open AI goes bankrupt
>Jewgle, Jewlon and their shills like these >>61844542 >>61845231
take over the entire AI market

How the fuck is that a good news?
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AI only has to be good enough to trick boomer goyim and turd worlders into worshipping it. In that aspect, it has already succeeded wildly.
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>>61845646
you act like homosexual jew Sam Altman is any better. also openAI is the ones who cornered the RAM market so fuck them.



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