>>106625473
Yes, but if I turn out to be wrong then no.

>>106625473
Yes. Go back to sleep and don't attempt to compete with me

>>106625473
AI = satan

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>>106625473
Call me back when "AI" can solve basic programming problems and then I'll consider this question. In the meanwhile it's not /g/-related.

it's the new youtube meta, therefore /g/ must claim it's not

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>>106625473
yes

LLM AI is a bubble

>>106625473
Yes but it will burst whenever it won't delete human jobs.
If a general purpose robot à la Detroit become human is created in time then it will never pop.
If not it will pop and many executive heads will roll, both figuratively and literally.

>>106625473
Al is a Bundy

>>106625473
Yes, there's no return on investment, it's just hot money chasing any hope possible. But the market can stay longer irrational than you can stay liquid.

>>106625473
I think it will not pop, deflate yes
But ultimately the decline will likely also be an overreaction to but eventually the magnitude of the oscillations will decrease and other memes will become the "growth driver"

Yes and no. AI is here to stay and it's not going away. However, the AI companies of today might not exist in 10 years.
It's just like the internet. The dot com bubble was real, but it doesn't mean the internet went away. We're on it now.

>>106628121
>It's just like the internet. The dot com bubble was real, but it doesn't mean the internet went away. We're on it now.
derp

>>106628136
?

>>106625473
It is, but it's also the present and future. It's both.

>>106625473
if you're not joogle

>>106625473
100% a bubble. We have a shitload of people putting a shitload of money into ai.
A lot of those people and a lot of that money is gonna go poof like a fart in the wind while a select few will run away with the riches.

>>106625517
Satan is the good guy btw

>>106625473
Both, it's long term tech probably here to stay but right now it's in a massive bubble because 99% of investors don't understand it and just listen to sales pitches from other people who also don't understand it.

>>106625473
Yes, just like the internet was.
It will pop, and then you will need to actually do something useful with it to gain money (for the most part).

>>106625473
I saw an ad today (IRL) for a fucking cellphone plan that includes a free subscription to ChatGPT Plus. It's about to pop, yes.