AI adoption doesn't seem to be going as planned...
>>110068881Ai is wrong 20% of the time in business settings, it’s just putting to much pressure on existing workers to do their own job and also correct the 20% errors from ai
>>110068881BOOOOOOOOMMMMM!!!!LUDDITES IN TOTAL SHAMBLES!!!!!!
>>110068913>doubles from 9% to 18%>in some firmsThe slowest uptake of revolutionary technology.
>>110068913a random county in china or texas has twice the economic relevance of the whole of europoor
This is a snapshot of the future right here, 2 ai articles both claiming the exact opposite, zero actual system to know the truth, just engagement slop from top to bottom.
>>110068913yes, the system is very talented at getting europe to destroy itself over and over again.
>>110068913OP here, this post buckbroke me
>>110068935One article is reporting on what's actually happening in the market and where the money is going, the other is literally a press release put out by the European Union to make themselves look good.
>>110068935One article is reporting on what's actually happening in the market and where the money is going, the other is literally a press release put out by Del to make themselves look good.
buy stock in my husband's company
>>110068881dell sucks dude. nvidia meanwhile doing greatdell meanwhile getting his weird ass wife made fun of on the internet and his shit computers exposed
>>110069473Roger!?
>>110068881> Dell> AI
>>110068913>One guy uses claude to ask the weather>UPTICK IN AI USE HOLY SHIT GUYS WHAT THE FUUUUUUUUCKlol
>>110069883Dell is making stacks selling RAM. Investors wanted them to make fat stacks selling AI services.
>>110069473She was pretty hot back then.
>>110070841mid at best
>>110068881wtf? Why not? Surely solving math problems would be of immense use to GDP?
>>110068933lmaoOf course you can trust an american to have no idea how big Europe's economy is and how much dependent they are on it.
>>110068933Europe still makes some things. Like machine tooling and airliners that don't sudoku.
>>110070841She looked really good for 44 except the atrocious hair
>>110068933This is provably false.
>>110068913>EU>IndustryAlmost nothing is left. Also AI adoption would destroy EU because all AI compute has to imported from USA (running AI in EU is too expensive). EU is already a noncompetitive economy, add AI compute imports to that and things will get really dire.
I had a dell monitor a few years ago and it broke out of nowhere, kinda crapware
>>110070841Lol wtf happened
>>110072784If ASML didn't make their lithography machines, the whole ass AI revolution would go down the drain.
>>110068881>P>O>P
