https://prospect.org/2026/08/03/ai-bailout-could-be-baked-into-bubble-private-equity-life-insurers-loans/
Both China and the US views the AI race as existential, so they'll print unlimited amounts of money to bail out whoever needs it
Go advertise your boomer adblogs somewhere else
All roads lead to hyperinflation of the USD. The national debt alone is an exponential function approaching the asymptote. And that is only the tip of the debt iceberg. Sorry about that.
>>62559982The thing is. If hyperinflation is going to happen, btw hyperinflation is a very specific set of parameters. Then you'd still want to own assets. The reason when the creditors are becoming increasingly concerned is because the assets in this instance, the new data centers. Are extremely capex heavy without really having a need/use/profitability. You want to still own profitable (things that people want) assets if inflation were to go crazy. You wouldn't want to own giant empty paintball parks.
>>62559877But what happens if this concept is a lie. That AGI won't actually come into existence for either party. The person who wins in this instance is the first person to walk away.
>>62560118Neither of them will walk away from this even if it takes 50 years to achieve AGI. Whoever is the first to summon a God to work for them wins
>>62560165Okay. But in this instance, god is an LLM?
>>62560183AGI. And again, even if it takes 50 years neither party will walk away and risk the other side being able to achieve it first
>>62560060What do you recommend anon
>>62559877>>62560165>>62560188actual jew lol
>>62560183The architecture is secondary to the goal, but yes it does seem like an agent swarm helmed by the most powerful LLMs are on par with the smartest humans(to the point where there aren’t enough experts to check their work any longer).>>62560191Yes, the whole project is extremely jewish(golems made of sand etched with magical patterns, stealing the work of billions of humans, elevating a god made in man’s image, etc, etc). That is entirely unrelated to its probability of success, which is concerningly high.
>>62560229Lol. Think about it from a cybersecurity aspect. Someone could vibecode a service with an entirely new vulnerability unnoticed. How would say an LLM that was deployed to find ANY vulnerability on your service. Determine if there was one or not?Do you know how these LLMs function?
>>62560189I don't have any recommendations anon, the future is uncertain.
>>62560229the "success" is completely astroturfed and jewish
>>62560188LLM. You won't get AGI from LLMs. Of which is all this tech is.
>>62559869The "AI bubble" is a meme. The investment isn't based on a hypothetical anymore. That AI future everyone was betting on is here. Tech companies are already cutting off the free samples and revenue is trickling in. The plan is working.
>>62560265good morning sir
>>62560188>AGIwon't happen in a thousand years. Humans cannot create intelligence, sentience, or consciousness except through sexual reproduction. The hubris of modern techfags is both insulting and amusing.
>>62560265>Tech companies are already cutting off the free samples and revenue is trickling inwe have opensource and localized models, retard.
>>62560346>The hubris of modern techfags is both insulting and amusing.It is man in general. If not this, the fountain of youth.
>>62560352>we have opensource and localized models, retard.Anyone with a laptop can run a web server and yet AWS is somehow ludicrously profitable. The name of the game is scale.
>>62560392>The name of the game is scale.right
>>62560400Terrible goal post shift you didn't even try.
>>62560392But are these AI companies profitable? And they are... why are all the creditors downgrading the companies who are the helm of the buildout for the data centers?
>>62560419>But are these AI companies profitable?Are you from the year 2006? Midwits back then used this argument for why most tech companies were doomed. Most of the new tech companies operated at a loss for a long time. Amazon operated at a loss for like 20 years
>>62560460Okay fair enough. How do you see these companies becoming profitable in the future?
AI is a lot like Youtube, everyone uses it but its not profitable. Why does Google prop it up? Because they can sell your data.
>>62560346we absolutely will create AGI at some point, but fancy markov chains aren't the way
>>62560486Why do you believe this?
>>62560460Amazon easily replaced retail stores, what does AI do for cheaper that cheaper bots cant already do?
>>62560400Wait but they told us they were laying off employees because they were replaced by AI.Was that a LIE?>>62560460Most of those companies don't exist anymore.
>>62560497Are you actually serious? At just what level does the work you are doing with current AI cap out? Reformat an email? Have you never given it a task where you were severely handicapped by the still low intelligence of the models?
>>62559869there's a lot of people talking about this. it should trigger outrage that they're basically stealing state tax funds when the whole thing implodes. but it's too complicated for people to understand, and media probably won't cover it or they'll downplay it. all the architecture and laws were put in place to maximize risk here and force the public to pay for it (who benefits nothing from the potential upside)
>>62560515It does seem like something that was planned to protect their own risk.
>>62560410AI is not profitable to use "at scale". Its just another expense
>>62560508Reformatting emails seems to be the limit.
>>62560505>Was that a LIE?Yes. They were laying off employees to free up capital to "invest" in AI then paying to have articles written about AI replacing employees to market positive sentiment and more investment dollars into AI. The entirety of our GDP growth is essentially tech companies and AI companies trading money back and forth and calling it growth. As always, everything is fake and gay
>>62560189Here are some of the assets I personally invest money into:>Mechanical devicesIf electricity and fuel become scarce, the most valuable assets will be ones that work without them. Consider buying a bike for transport and fun.>ToolsAnother item that will always have use is a good set of tools. Screwdrivers, wrenches, scissors, pliers, chisels etc. Just be sure none of them are power tools, a hand crank drill is a lot of fun.>FoodWith all the contaminants everywhere water and air filters will save your body a lot of pain in the long run. Freeze dried food can also save a lot of trips to the grocery store and is a great way to preserve leftover fruits and veggies.>EntertainmentI enjoy restoring a lot of older hand crank phonographs. But instruments and art supplies are a great way to pass the time and have fun at the same time.This isn't to say avoid technology, more so to avoid being dependent on government recourses to power your self. Steam turbines are also a great buy, because anything that is hot can boil water can create electricity. (note batteries and solar slowly become less efficient over time and can become unstable, so best to buy a simple to understand and easily repairable system)
Reminder that /biz/ fucked you (and itself) out of making it by spending years fudding Nvidia and other AI hardware stocks only for Sandisk to run from 40 bucks to 2400 bucks in 18 months.You could have made it and the dipshits here could have made it, but they chose not to .
>>62559869of course it is, hopefully you weren't naive enough not to invest over the past four years.i invest in a S&P index fund knowing full well I'm getting downside protection courtesy of the US govt
>>62560495Technology constantly matures and develops and I see no reason to assume it is impossibleTrue sentience exists right now in the form of us, that means it can be built, simple as that
>>62560471The same heroin dealer strategy that made Silicon Valley rich in the first place. Give them the product for cheap or even free to get them addicted, then once they can't live without it, charge them up the ass and maybe throw some fent in there too.
>>62560634>Technology constantly matures and develops and I see no reason to assume it is impossible> True sentience exists right now in the form of us, that means it can be built, simple as thatCan entropy be reversed?
>>62560529Do you understand how the web service provider business models works?
>>62560670I believe a lot of people have asked this question of the course of human history. I did and came to the conclusion that it is the greatest philosophical and scientific question in all of humanity. If possible then the heat death of the universe can be prolonged or entirely avoided. Infinite life, power, creativity, innovation and so on.Currently all studies point to no, even within artificial intelligence models. Intelligences can only build lesser intelligences, they can be better in part but never in whole. You can never have "infinite" anything. Including progress, there will always be a direct cost.
>>62560670>Can entropy be reversed?No
>>62560265>revenue is trickling in.Weeks ago it seemed every other tech article was about companies limiting AI use due to costs.Now I don't see them while I also don't see anything about revenue or increasing use of AI in the corporate world.
>>62560720A good way of looking at it from a different reference frame... all technologies seem to hit an asymptote. What is the fastest jet engine aircraft ever built? The sr71. When was it built? We have other "aircraft" that were created that exceed its speed. But that tech itself hit a wall. Something else was introduced to break the record. But even then introducing new tech has its asymptotes. You won't be able to keep introducing new tech to the point where aircraft will reach lightspeed within our atmosphere. There is an asymptote. Not to say there isn't more for us to learn. But there is a limit unfortunately bound by physics as to what can be done.
>>62559877No they don't. It's the US that sees AI development as paramount, meanwhile China knows that 2nd place advantage is very real and just copies what works and leaves all the trillion $$$ research cost for the dumbass Americans. This is also why the Chinks can run much more lightweight models while the US needs all these xbox huegs with zero way to downsize without lobotomizing everything. The Euros are starting to realize this too.AI in the US is unironically cooked.
>>62560486We will develop a space-folding warp drive long before we develop a sentient digital consciousness.
>>62559869I've been telling you (check the archive) that the noble nine are the new "too big to fail".
