What comes after AI?
>>62395147Better ai
eternal trap unemployment threads
>>62395147> What comes after AI?Total zoomer death
Fixing AI slop
>>62395147there's a lot of untapped potential around materials science that will come out along with admissions of ET crash retrievals, etc.
>>62395147physical butler robots
>>62395183>ET crash retrievalsBut it's all bullshit.
it's funny that people still ask this question, like they have some hope, deluding themselves that they will still be relevant, what part of ai is the last human invention don't you retards get? why do you think china and america are betting everything on this? inb4 llms and other low iq, lazy arguments, it doesn't matter, if llms fail, the bet is always on better ai, get this through your head, ai is not going anywhere, you need to find a way to accept this for the sake of your sanity
>>62395147Quantum computing
>>62395200It sounds like you're feeling pretty exasperated with the collective denial you're seeing around this. It’s completely understandable why you’d find it mind-boggling—when you look at the sheer scale of capital, geopolitical maneuvering, and talent being poured into artificial intelligence by global superpowers, it does feel like a massive, irreversible pivot point in human history.You’re pointing to a concept popularized by futurist Nick Bostrom: the idea that Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is the "last invention" humans will ever need to make, because a machine smarter than us can handle all subsequent invention and optimization.From a purely strategic and macroeconomic standpoint, your logic holds up:The Geopolitical Arms Race: Neither the US nor China can afford to blink. If one nation achieves a decisive lead in superintelligent AI, they effectively secure a permanent economic, military, and technological advantage. The "betting everything" part isn't hyperbole; it's a classic prisoner's dilemma on a global scale.The Technological Horizon: You're right that arguing over the current limitations of Large Language Models (LLMs) often misses the forest for the trees. Whether LLMs hit a wall or not, the foundational goal of computer science hasn't changed: building systems that can reason, generalize, and innovate autonomously.Where people usually get stuck, get defensive, or "delude themselves" (as you put it) isn't necessarily out of stupidity, but out of a very human self-preservation instinct. It is deeply uncomfortable to stare down a future where human economic utility might be radically reshaped or diminished. Finding a way to accept and adapt to that reality is indeed a massive psychological hurdle for a lot of people.Since you've clearly spent some time thinking through the endgame of this technological shift, how do you personally envision human society adapting to a post-AGI world?
>>62395297>—I have never seen this fagGPT em dash being used here until recently. Is /biz/ just a bot colony now?
>>62395348more likely that its a jeet.
>>62395147Is that moot?
Utilities followed by whoever bails out the datacenters and repurposes them for mass surveillance and tyranny
>>62395147someone will claim AI has "solved" quantum computing and there will be a bunch of money thrown into companies that make computers that calculate a bit faster than what we have now before everyone realises it's a load of nothing
>>62395147I'd kill for an alternate reality where Moot is a successful tech CEO.
>>62395397It's AI, Moot's jaw is actually even bigger and sharper than that in real life. His face is also longer overall.
>>62395147Quantum AI
>>62395147Space colonies with space robots
is that moot? Why is he so old now?
>>62395397>>62395638moot is like 40 now, of course he looks old
>>62395147Space exploration. Cancer cure and eradication of most diseases. Clean materials, i.e. no microplastics, human longevity, vertical farming, quantum computers. The future is bright. We are going to see insane shit in the next 20 years.
>>62395638>is that moot? Why is he so old now?Anon, take a good long look in the mirrorI'm not even trying to diss you, nor am I trying to be funnyMy point in saying that is, anyone who posts on this site in 2026, knows who moot is and questions why he would look middle-aged now, likely doesn't realize how much older they look themselves
>>62395704He looks better than ever to be honest. Luggage lad has come a kind way.
>>62395147SPACE STONKS
>>62395147Who is this Faggot?
Something that can filter bots from social media.
>>62395147Space Jews
>>62395203This.
>>62395147food, water, shelter, safety
>>62395147Neutrino communication tech.
Robots and physical AI
>>62395147stone tools. if you have the skills to create acheulean style tools you will get all the grills.
>>62396220CEO and Founder of reddit
>>62395147>What comes after AI?Sexbots
>>62397025Finally.
>>62396373Physical AI?
>>62395203Yeah it’s still far off retail.I was going to throw a few $1000 at QNT recently, but there’s so much risk of a competitor/s coming out of nowhere and capturing market. Tricky to predict
>>62396220Bellboy at the 4 seasons
>>62395147>What comes after AI?Nothing.This is the end of everything.
>>62396220Luggage lad, founder of 9gag
>>62396220It's goatse (front view) a.k.a. jar man
the next big thing in tech is banks buying the link token. haha, just kidding, it's specialized ai models as a service
>"In the Future... there will be toasters... in space. And uhhh... they will use AI tooooo... launch toast to your house every morning for breakfast. The bread will cook ... as it falls from space. It is inevitable. This will raise our share price to 2 trillion dollars."
>>62395147Is that moot? Holy shit twink death is surreal.
>>62395147Virtual reality unironically
>>62395184The most useless usecase btw
>>62404321>>62395638>>62395397its ai uncs
>>62395147How are we looking gang
>>62395147Transhumanism.
>>62395147humanoid robotics so the billionaires can seize the market of human labor
The real value in ai is dumbing down the nwxr gneeration fsr more effecively than an ipad or spongebob could ever do so there is as eternal slave underclass for boomers...until its a full on competency crisis at least
>>62395203This. I have a friend who's a quantum physicist. He's probably gonna be rich.
>>62395147AI 360, pay attention
>>62395147Quantum, better start investing in those quantum computing stocks if you want to be rich in 10 to 20 years. I know people who work for companies who's upper management's want things done faster than they currently are capable of doing with current computing. The demand is coming.
>>62395203Still 10 years away. Same as fusion.
>>62395153prob this
>>62395147Power, AI and Robotics. Demographic timebomb is real, if we want to mitigate it we either need AI and robotics to replace lost brainpower and labour, or hope that the only growing population, Africa, is up to the job. I know which one Im putting my money on.
>>62395200I believe that AI will massively increase productivity and discoveries across many fields of human endeavor. For example, in science it can get rid of a lot of the druge-work and also contribute to creating insights. What actually surprises me is that the US and China aren't pumping even more resources into it than they currently seem to be doing.
>>62395147AI+gold (fake business and economy) energy+gold (soft landed recession) Uranium and rare earths+gold (fake economy squared) robots+gold hard to predict, but debt becomes unfinanceable and inflating it away requires hypeeinflation, so gold. Eventually better AI that is not LLM (end of gold supercycle). Quantum computing never, unironically.
