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Just watch this video. Sam Altman is being dead serious here. Their plan is LITERALLY hoping AI will one day be smart enough to tell them how they're supposed to make it all profitable for investors.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjQUCpeJG1Y
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The economy is going to crash because of fiat currency. The AI bubble will just be the publicly acceptable excuse for why everyone is poor.

Last time it was Covid.
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We need robotics and memory to work with AI. Otherwise it's just a Google search or a gacha game for scientists to play on random molecules. Hook that bitch up to a factory.
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Who gives a shit about a guy who raped his sister
KYS
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>>522500092
>AI will be smart enough to start cutting you out of the profits
Would be so fucking funny, make it so
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>>522500314
yup, buy lots of lube and prepare for the 2028 crash
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>>522500092
The global economy just flew over my house.
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>>522500092
Integrate it with videogames on a subscription model, instead of just a stupid Q&A chat box.
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>>522500092
It won't crash world economies and it will be a smaller bubble pop than dot com bubble
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>>522502317
>it will be a smaller bubble pop than dot com bubble
Probably. But it happens to coincide with the debt/everything bubble/end of brettpn woods 2 paradigm. There's no way for normal people to somehow position themselves in the markets to not get screwed so you may as well not worry about it so much.
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>>522500092
What bubble? Shits being funded with cash and equity. Facebook lost 60 billion on metaverse and is fine. If there is a bubble which there won’t be anytime soon, it’s would be meaningless in the grand scheme and tech will continue on
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>>522502538
>What bubble? Shits being funded with cash and equity.
Techs obscene profits and cash are directly correlated with massive growing debt in the household and government sectors. This is an accounting function. At some point it will have to balance, one way or another. Tech could give some "dividend" back to the people or the socialists we already see coming into office are going to redistribute it out of them.
>inb4 I'm a socialist
I'm not, just a student of history. The tech may be new but the situation isn't
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@Grok please make million dollar business idea sar and thank you
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>>522500092
industry bigwigs know AI tech is the necessary stepping stone to intelligent robotics that will replace the workforce. replace is an understatement since they will number in the trillions in the matter of a few years once the design is solved and sufficiently refined. manpower that isn't sentient, works 24/7 no complaints, can be augmented and manufactured infinitely.
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>>522500092
>BECOME TOO BIG TO FAIL
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>>522500314
>>522501756
another one I guess
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>>522500092
>to tell them how they're supposed to make it all profitable for investors.
*Build factories and make things*
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>>522502925
Fantasy. Already the majority of the workforce is bullshit busy jobs like education or guarding niggers in cages, or the corporate bureaucracy. There's way more they could do at with no tech at all if the goal was to streamline man hours, but creating man hours is part of the goal of the present system.
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>>522502925
We don’t have nearly the energy infrastructure to support such a thing, and even if we did, robots will be used to supervise human slaves because they are expensive to build where as human lives are easy to acquire.
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>>522502925
it is just a system of control

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjKUnL7WCJ4
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>>522500314
fpbp
/thread
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So can anyone explain just exactly what AI even does? Thus far I've seen Google search wrap sentence-y prose around search results which were always there to begine with; and manipulated pics, audio and video. Beyond that, naught much.
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>>522500314
((they)) are letting the AI meme continue to its crashing point as a way to push green tyranny too
AI uses O B S C E N E amounts of energy, and the bigger this shit gets, the more we'll see actual strain on energy grids and whatnot. Will that result in limitations and pressure on the companies to produce more energy-efficient shit? LMAO, no. The regular goyim will just end up subsidizing it by having to endure California tier rolling blackouts and power rationing
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>>522503410

It supports GDP growth, it will crash in 2028 when something else will be used
learn to code, learn AI, learn something else
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The ultimate millennial crashout. Peak Reddit moment.
>we have to give it money because… we just do OKAY??!
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>>522503504
there are datacenters in california sitting idle because .... no power
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>>522500092
AI is already extremely profitable if you know what you're doing. But that profitability certainly doesn't involve open AI in any way. ChatGPT has become stupid and useless. It is so desperate for your attention and your input now that it spends more time sucking your dick than doing any work. Grok is also just as retarded as always.

Gemini 3 is king. Google won. Everyone else lost. It's over.
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>>522503851
What ever happened to Cloud and Big Data?
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From what I can tell largely artificial intelligence is just an upgrade tool to be used at tech firms and fintech. Now it's probably going to be useful in car manufacturer and other heavy manufacturing precision work. But other than that I really don't see the use of the shit. Making faster computers isn't going to build the type of finance required to keep the production of artificial intelligence going. There's also going to be a limit where artificial intelligence drops off. What's the point of having a super intelligent artificial intelligence that's capable of knowing literally everything. Okay you now have this skynet that's real. You've managed to contain it to its own system and air gap it. What do you do with it.?
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The AI bubble might break at some point. But AI itself is never going away. It may become more constrictive as time goes on, now that various groups are lobbying against it. Academia is certainly fighting against AI, as it may destroy a lot of comfy teaching jobs, and has already disrupted higher learning institutes. Other groups may do similar things. Just look at how public AI models are now being limited in what kind of art styles they can create. They all use that weird quasi-anime/ non anime default style now. Just so various artists won't accuse it of stealing their styles. Even AI music sounds so constraint in what styles and lyrical content it can actually generate. We're already seeing this backlash and dumbing down of LLM's. I don;t even know what my point is. I am just babbling.
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>>522503073
It was the same for anyone who was born in the early 1900s, at least.
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>>522504128
The data got so big that they ran out of clouds. Chemtrails were an attempt to create more storage space.
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>>522502916
You’re fucking retarded.
Housing and spending like a retard is the largest driver to debt. The govt pisses way more money on healthcare subsides and the military than AI. Tech companies make a lot of money because we wouldn’t have our way of life without it. You already got your dividend fat ass
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>>522500092
>Their plan is LITERALLY
That's not the plan at all, they're just bullshitting. Just like when he claimed that they didn't know how it worked (they definitely do, it's just simpler than has been implied, which the Chinese models proved), or that AGI was 18 months away (over 2 years ago at this point).

The plan is to integrate ads and make money by dumbing down the product. That's it, that's their actual plan. In addition, they're going to launch a legal assault against sources of free data like Wikipedia and the Internet Archive, and get those shut down so that you have you pay to access the data that used to be free to you. They've already ingested all that data into their systems, so it's of no value to them and only serves to act as a benefit to potential competitors.

The shovels in this gold rush aren't the GPUs, the shovels are the ad networks and law firms.
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AI, here you go:
>“Simplify, then add lightness.”
Remove the jews, their lies, and illusions of wealth, power and control
>and gain your freedom in the process
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>>522500092
the biggest joke is that they even think AGI is possible. there is nothing that says it is. it's all hopium that if they throw enough compute power and "training" at it, it will magically become sentient somehow. total and absolute scam.
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>>522504128
water under the bridge
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>>522505334
>the biggest joke is that they even think AGI is possible. there is nothing that says it is. it's all hopium that if they throw enough compute power and "training" at it, it will magically become sentient somehow. total and absolute scam.

I think it will either require the power of quantum computing and / or jacking into biological brains for AI to form some type of true self awareness.
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>>522504478
You don't understand what I'm actually saying. It's ok some people are just born stupid
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>>522504128
>What ever happened to Cloud and Big Data?

Cloud computing and collective data are the foundations of AI. They took a back seat to the 'new and shiny' thing in the media.
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>>522500092
It's pretty simple, you have to inflate all asset prices to Weimar levels. You don't need an AI to figure this out.
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>>522500314
>capitalistic economy has routinely collapsed every 10 years
>b-but this time it’s because…
Read theory
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>>522500092
How does he afford a supercar
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>>522506344
Dude. Governments create the boom and bust cycle with central banking. It's literally the truth that it's fiat currency.

You sound like those commies that say "le evil capitalism gives companies subsidies and legal monopolies" kek
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AI will be used to maintain social control for when the big crash happens due to the AI bubble collapsing.
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>>522500092
Than money would be totally worthless if everyone has it. The prices just go up into infinity
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You will not have waifu servant bot with vibrating vagina for you to rape while it's washing the dishes. Line goes up while you go down.
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>>522506034
>or jacking into biological brains

I think they are already doing this.
Without the people's knowledge.
They LOVE to live by the saying, "It's easier to ask for forgiveness than ask for permission"
But they don't even ask for forgiveness. They just do this to people and if the person doesn't cooperate, even though they have no idea what the fuck is happening to them, if the outcome is not what these fuckers want, they will destroy that person that they fucked with.
Posting the wrong thing online? We will make your heart beat so hard & fast, you will think your dying until you delete the offending tweet.
There is NO ONE stopping these people. How many have killed themselves because of this?
How many lives were destroyed because the people in charge of this literally think they are God & if you don't agree with what they agree with, they will either kill you, get you to kill yourself, or make sure no one believes anything you say.
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>>522500092
Lol no it won’t . It might hurt the stock market since it was pumped up with funny money but it won’t hurt the real economy
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>>522500092
The problem is that MOST services that use it are dogshit. The solution is to stop pouring money into the models and make some services that work using the current shit. Working on one such business right now, and it actually provides value for the price, unlike the hordes of usually asian origin websites that offer complete trash.
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>>522506481
>government equals socialism
Nobody said this. Capitalism has booms and busts because production tends to grow faster than people’s ability to buy what is produced. Competition pushes firms to cut labor costs and rely on machinery (now AI), which lowers profit rates over time and slows investment. Growth is unplanned so some industries expand too much while others lag. Credit can stretch growth for a while but also makes the fall sharper when debts cannot be paid like we will see with the hyperscalers. These crises are built into the system so they keep returning.
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>>522500092
The government can create money, so there is no real danger there. If investor class types get wiped it's not actually a real problem. The only actual problem is if the economy is producing enough actual stuff to meet the needs of the population. The actual needs, that's the first priority. Stuff they would like or desire comes secondary.

Are we producing enough food? Are we producing enough building materials? Energy? Training enough construction workers, doctors, and engineers? AI has a lot of potential for various things, but we have had a very mechanized and partially automated industrial economy for many decades before AI.

Money is entirely fungible is not the issue.
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>>522500092
>GLOBAL
Only American
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>>522506957
>If investor class types get wiped it's not actually a real problem.
The problem is the government bails them out which transfers their losses to the population at large. Big tech is currently hard at work creating circular investments including the return of actual credit default swaps to pre-position themselves as too big to fail and demand a bailout. They'll probably get it too.
The truth is this country is hardly capitalist at all. A third of the country already directly lives off government rations and government is controlling either directly or indirectly large swaths of the supposed private economy.
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>>522500092
google makes revenue from AI because googles additional little AI section of search results means people spend 20% more time and interactions on google and more adverts get solved.
openAI is the wrong thing doing the wrong thing.
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>>522502317
USD tanks and people sell their bonds and the knock on effect of the US bond market crashes japan and the west.
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>>522507372
There is nothing wrong with the government employing people -- the private sector very clearly CANNOT create enough demand on its own. There is a very good argument that the specific ways the government currently employs people or otherwise gives them assistance is much less than ideal. But that's a different conversation.
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>>522507494
It doesn't matter to any of the major economies is anyone ever buys a bond. They don't need to sell bonds to finance themselves. They aren't borrowing money when they sell bonds.
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>>522500445
Linear algebra over aggregated content will never be AI. There is no AI.
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>>522504128
what do you think AI is built with? are you retarded?
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>>522506344
Fucking Marx looks like he smells like cat piss
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>>522500092
I don’t know. People seem to be doing *slightly* better. We need to continue deporting. Trump needs to severely limit or freeze altogether H1Bs and student visas. We don’t need these people, and all they do is dig their toes in and reproduce and/or chain migrate more hungry mouths. These people eat our food and sleep in our beds. They need to go. When people on government assistance are eating better than wagies, the problem is too many people. Get rid of them. Our population has more than doubled since the Boomer generation, and that’s just the heads being counted. There are multiple millions here like cockroaches hiding under the kitchen sink. Get rid of them. When the nation’s native white population plummets from 80% to barely 50%, that’s too many people. Get rid of them.
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>>522507512
>the private sector very clearly CANNOT create enough demand on its own
Who defines what the right amount of demand is? In an actual market economy this would be self regulating. I know there is no such thing as a pure market economy but we have moved far to the command economy side already, even if we pretend we haven't. Anyway, the actual problem with government finance and really the entire economy is the medical cartel sucking down 1 in 5 dollars. Unless that is addressed nothing else will matter.
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>>522507956
>Markets are self-regulating
Oh, okay. Nevermind, no real reason to keep talking to you.
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>>522507956
Biological colonialism
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>>522500092
That interview was from 2019...3 years before Chatgpt, and 1 year before GPT-3. Only GPT-2 was out which convinced nobody at the time of the promise of scaling up NNs. So yeah they weren't making revenue at that point but their costs was not high for a research lab. And I'd argue the predictions Sam/OpenAI made around that time has mostly come true. Think about that, he made a novel testable prediction about were scaling would go at a time where everyone thought OpenAI belief in scaling was foolish, including his competitors like google who didn't become scale pilled until Chatgpt success.

So the question is why should I listen to some neet loser fuck on /pol/ and bet against ppl who have consistently got it right about the progress of AI when everyone told them they were wrong? It's like betting against a person who keep winning horse race bets because the miserable, pessimistic town retard living in his mom basement told me to. Doesn't make any sense.
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>>522500314
Excellent NPC opinion you got there. You and grandma are both predicting AI as a bubble

Did the 20,000 articles written last week help shape that opinion?
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>>522502916
>socialists will redistribute it out of them
>capitalists will redistribute taxpayer money to them and bail them out
Two sides of the same communist jewish coin.
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>>522504128
It's in the news every fucking day and it's enormous, the buzzword now is hyperscalers. They are building huge fields of this shit and even building nuclear power facilities specifically to run them.
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>>522500092
>AI BUBBLE *WILL* CRASH GLOBAL ECONOMY
good
should had invested in actual good produced instead of VAPORWARE
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>>522508089
>Doesn't have an actual response
I accept your concession
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>>522508650
I think he’s saying that there’s inevitable monetary system collapse, which was highlighted during the repo loan crisis Q4 2019 and covered up by Covid lockdowns, where the United States and most of the west controlled by NATO injected vast amounts of stimulus into the economy to hide the fact that the monetary system is insolvent. I think anon was trying to tell you that AI will be the next excuse like Covid, but it went over your head. Maybe because you’re stupid? Idk wat do?
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I wonder what they'll do if the bot tells them infinite expansion without care for their countrymen will lead to ruin. I bet they lobotomize the bot so it always agrees with them.
I will never trust the abominable intelligence because of this absolutely inevitable outcome.
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>>522500092
>how to make ai profitable
>asking it to do it for them
I can already tell you its the MARK OF THE BEAST because he who controls the spice liquidity controls all
Remember the rothschilds said they didnt care who was on the throne just as long as they control
>money supply
Ergo, mark of the beast plus ai cybernetic abominations ans robotic lockstep processing
Gg no re, unless youre a born again christian in Jesus Christ
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>>522509076
Are they crafting a giant scapegoat made of ones and zeroes so no one is to blame for their generational fuck ups?
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>>522508992
If everyone predicts a crash, there will be no crash. There are billions of dollars sidelined waiting for another April style dip. Tech is starting to get rotated out in favor of defensive positions but the overall market is still hot

Hedges lost
Bears lost
Bulls win
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>>522500314
Except this time its different: PMs are spiking and trending higher, at 15,000 usd /oz gold wipes out the us debt
Also war but thats another trend entirely
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>>522508997
It's just patently retarded on its face. Engaging with Austrians is tiresome and pointless. They just believe jewish fantasy.
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>>522500092
People were saying the same thing about the SaaS bubble 10 years ago and look how that turned out. The AI bubble popped up right when it was running out of steam.
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>>522509076
Bulls are so stupid bro. I bought a home and multiple cars in cold hard cash and have 250k and rising folio in my early 30s

All in well diversified index funds
So fucking dumb
Brilliant Michael j burry analysis you got there
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>>522509076
Can you explain how the "monetary system" can collapse? Why don't you fundamentally understand that nation states that:
>issue their own currency
>tax liabilities are denominated in that currency
>that currency is not convertible into any commodity at a fixed exchange rate or pegged to another currency
>hold no significant debt denominated in foreign currencies
cannot be "insolvent" in the way you think they can?

These entities CREATE money. They do not need to acquire money first. The very act of them spending it creates it then and there. So they can never run out of money. They can run out of things to buy, which is inflationary, but they can never run out of money.
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>>522509442
>it’s all in your head bro
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>>522509372
After Covid, I started going hard on assets. Property cars, vehicles, things that do something for me and my quality of life. I realize that I have to take every supply chain that I require into my own hands. As much as humanly possible.
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>>522509521
It's not about what 1 dollar buys, it's about what all of the dollars buy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqxB775qnP4
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>>522500092
It will be fake and gay and jewish and no one will care. Nuke pisrael and mexico
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>>522500092
Scam Defaultman's OpenAI will crash...AI is a bigger thing than this
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>>522509442
>bro countries can’t go insolvent because they make their own money!
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>>522500092
Thats because Altman steals...
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1bDAprV3py2YBiaRXgXwNhsWizQbI2Y4G
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>BROSEPH purchasing power doesn’t count we can’t fail!
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>>522507746
All kikes smell like sulfur and cat piss
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>>522500092
>2026 global crash
>2027 china invades taiwan, russia steps into the baltics like it did with crimea
>2028 WW3 in full swing
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Nuke sam altman tranny
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>>522509573
I agree fiat is basically Worthless but the monetary gain you get throwing every last cent into assets is undeniable. We have had a bull market for 3 years and retards here were too dense to take advantage of it. And the current bull market is not slowing down
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>>522509643
Insolvent means you don't have money to pay your bills. By definition an entity that CREATES money always has money to buy its obligations -- and it does.

Governments are not businesses. Governments are not households. They do not need to acquire deposits before they can spend.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70xIM45kFK8
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>>522509888
Except I am not a kike and I do not view anything based on (((value))) and I will NEVER EVER sell my soul for (((money))). I choose to be poor because that is honest and truthful, ANYONE who has money is a kike.
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>>522501756
>the 2028 crash
Is it gonna be that late?
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>>522509888
Quality of real goods has been rapidly declining in lock step with purchasing power, yet the green lines go up! Trust me, I understand the concepts about compound interest, capturing the market, using a dollar average strategy overtime, using major indices, however, the formula is broken. When the state decides to put Humpty Dumpty back together again, your daughter might be worth a third of its current value.
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>>522510166
yeah, kikes will print money until they can't
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>>522510351
>/daughter/dollar/
Both work though, kek
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>>522510154
Youre getting screwed by a government that doesn't care about you and quite literally all you need is about 30 minutes of financial research.

Your money gets more worthless by the day and youre happy with it. Like a retarded brownoid. This is why america is importing so many Browns. With a shit eating grin you're ok paying ordinary taxes and staying poor and supporting the latest niggerball game
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>>522506936
Government does not equal socialism, of course.

The government in Singapore is combating crime very effectively, that's not socialism.

What is socialism is when the government intervenes in the economy. That is actually socialism no matter how they do it. It's not like subsidies for companies are not still socialism and still bad.
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>>522510057
What do you think the repo loan crisis of 2019 was? Repo loans deal with bank ability to stay solvent in the short term.
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>>522500092
>No revenue
He means no profit, right?
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How can the enconomy even crash? Everyone just pretend that it didn't lol, problem solved
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>>522510466
I do not give a shit. You are the kike pointing to (((money))), not me. If I have food in my belly I do not need anything else, and if I do not have food in my belly I will pray to God. No need for (((value))), only a slave looks at anything based on (((value))). (((Money))) doesn't scare me, it disgusts me like an open sewer disgusts me.
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>>522510563
Why are you presenting information regarding private banks who were recapitalized by the government as evidence that the government can go insolvent?

It doesn't matter to the country at all if JP Morgan stops existing. Or Ford Motor Company. Or any of that. It can always be replaced by a new entity.
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>>522506034
> there is nothing that says AI sentience is possible
They don't care. Materialistic man's theories in the modern "scientific" age are driven by magical thinking on a grandiose scale. They unite over the belief that the impossible and fake become possible and real simply given enough of X, X being lots of anything material such as time (billions of years) or money (billions of dollars), because otherwise their worldview will crumble and they will lose the power and benefits that come from it. If we ever get to the point where AI appears sentient, it won't surprise me when modern "scientists" jump to declare it so, despite the lack of any real evidence.
>All they have to do is make the [AI] algorithm sophisticated enough to truly convince US that [the AI] are [sentient]
t. pic related
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>>522502538
>Shits being funded with cash and equity.
Not anymore, they are issuing hundreds of billions in corporate bonds now. And that is ignoring OpenAI which has had basically zero actual cashflow from the start.
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>>522509442
>>522509521
>>522509643
>>522509888
>>522510057
>>522510563
Global debt market (aka bonds) is what to watch.
(RE: the U.S. government, or _any_ government, Interest Payments on the debt now exceed discretionary spending. U.S. gov is headed for Total Default in four years if annual gdp growth is not boosted into the 5 to 6 percent range from its present anemic 2%)
Everything globally (and in U.S.) rests upon worldwide confidence and stability in U.S. treasuries aka the default reserve denomination of the global bond market.

https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/506316301

https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/500310690

Look up this term in archive.4plebs
>financialization
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Interest Payments tsunami over annual discretionary spending
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>>522510750
>>522510750
Good goy
Dont forget to watch niggerball later tonight Jamal dedinduniffson is playing live
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>>522510404
How long will it last? Are they out of ripcords at this point?
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>>522511047
It doesn't matter at all. None of these governments 1) need to sell bonds in the first place 2) need to pay interest on bonds they do sell 3) can't pay the interest they've already agreed to pay

This is a totally made up problem that doesn't actually exist.
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>>522506344
Based

This will be the fourth economic crisis in 25 years. At a certain point, you have to start asking whether the system itself has problems
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>>522511911
>10 pbtid
(You) have ZERO concept or idea what this topic is or what you're posting. At all whatsoever
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>>522511047
What to do?
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>>522502538
nearly all of your GDP growth this year was AI. your retirement funds etc. are all neck deep in this in one way or another
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>Anonymous (ID: 22VHbMHy) 40-IQ brainlet $#@mmer ten posts by this ID
>"Money is entirely fungible"


Essential viewing for every anon itt

The Money Deluge
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6m49vNjEGs

97% Owned — How is money created
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcGh1Dex4Yo
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>>522502925
Who's gonna buy all the goyslop those robots are making if no one has a job?
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>>522512112
What does a government accept as payment for the bonds that it issues?
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>>522512156
>to do
Not much for us to do except watch the global investment bank/central bank trainwreck unfold.

Watch the two essential documentaries ^^just posted

Here is a prescient panel from December 2019 (immediately prior to covid worldwide lockdown) on global debt
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMHQaxd5N-Q
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>>522512503
>11 pbtid Dumb Fuck brainlet 40-IQ shillbot
what are Interest Payments
how is money created
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>>522506957
the fed is not "the government" ...{you} people lack understanding of sophisticated, yet simple mind fucks that lead to total gangster control...there is a difference between "the government, making the money" and the government being hijacked, and forced to use a "sub contractor" to "make the money" who happened to figure out a great way to skim off the top of every dollar created...no ones fixing anything until central banking is destroyed....because people understand it
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>>522504780
AI with thousands of layers trained by gradient descent is far, far, far, far, far too complex for anyone too understand how they actually work.
The concepts are known, but the system is too complex.
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>>522512658
It's a simple question I asked. I'll answer it for you: they accept currency or bank reserves. So those things operationally need to exist before anyone can buy bonds. Ergo, selling bonds is not a borrowing operation. Governments create money.

So how can the government not afford to make an interest payment if it creates the money? It can always afford to pay it. But that's beside the fact that selling bonds is not an operational requirement for the government to finance itself and if they do want to sell bonds, they aren't operationally obligated to pay interest on them. It's a policy choice, a self-imposed restraint. It might be a good policy, but it's a policy -- so it can be altered if one wants to alter it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pex89N9Oqog
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>>522512854
The Federal Reserve is an agent of Congress. It was formed by an Act of Congress which details and delineates its responsibilities and tasks.
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>>522512969
>Anonymous (ID: 22VHbMHy) 12 pbtid brainlet 40-IQ Shillbot
>muh MMT
Yup I fucking knew it.
just like every other thread

Anons totally ignore this post-ID forever, and whenever that YT video is posted
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>>522500445
>we need fantastical technology to make it work
If we had that, we would have never needed to sink trillions into shitty LLMs to begin with
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>>522513188
Yeah, they should ignore it. We wouldn't want them learning that all that bullshit that gets put on TV about the government "borrowing money" and the country being "broke" is nonsense, would we?
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>>522509222
What? 15k gold X 8k tons of gold = 4 trillion. The US debt is 30+ trillion.
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> global economic crash over a technology that at best can make funny shitposts and is pretty useless in actual productive tasks comparatively
It pisses me off that that will be our downfall
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>>522513064
>The Federal Reserve
Board is a non-government oversight entity that reports to U.S. Congress
The Federal Reserve itself, the banks that make up the Federal Reserve System, are privately held.
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York aka the New York Fed has primary control over the entire nationwide FRS, in other words it is by far the most powerful influential single bank in the system.
All of the Federal Reserve's *primary dealers* aka the banks that supply the FR with "printed" money, are private global investment banks.

Watch read study learn references
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/451293951
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>>522506344
>commie economies never worked for a day
>r..read muh theory
ack yourself
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All anons itt
watch the two documentaries in upthread post # 522512386
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>>522510822
Imagine thinking large cap US industry isn’t inherently propped up by the U.S. government as a matter of national security.
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>>522506585
How would that be rape?
Retard.
You’re right though we’re not getting that. Nobody is going to Mars. We will just slowly destroy our only home and get slightly more boring and stupid every year.
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>>522510606
>he doesn't know
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>>522513493
The Fed neither has nor doesn't have dollars. When Congress apportions spending beyond what is taken in through taxation, that is the act that creates reserves in the banking system. The act of Congress spending to a deficit creates the money. Then the Fed and the Treasury just sell bonds to hit the interest rate target set by the Fed.
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>>522511047
I suppose we have four years before (((AGI))) or a new (((global war))).
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>>522512969
Kek
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>>522506481

lolbertarian cope
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>>522500092
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>>522513493
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>>522500092
The the this shit crashes for real is the day i start investing in the stock market
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>>522500092
These fucking idiots don't understand basic economics, much less different schools of thought, and are trying to reshape an economy they don't understand. Just because you understand COMPUTER doesn't mean you understand economics. I don't care how rich you got from computer.
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>>522513901
CPI and CPP are cooked metrics. The FED isn’t doing their job and the government is entirely corrupt. They all deserve the rope, so chill with the cope!
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>>522513947
We don't have four years in reality.
Global debt market instability and lack of confidence will increase as the U.S. economy and its annual gdp growth rate, continue to degrade (as they obviously are rn, just look at the nationwide polling across political spectrum)
Happy talk from the administration, more AI scams, continual "l-look at the stock market!!!111' isn't going to cut it. Real results need to be shown, and moreover (from the U.S. gov annual spending/deficit point of view) the gdp growth rate needs to spike upward. Because even as currently configured, they're "banking" on the gigabubble being further inflated: they just want a higher gdp growth rate to 'outpace' the Interest Payments. The deficit and debt still grows by $2T/annum even if ? they achieve ~5% gdp growth (to temporarily 'outrun' Interest Payments, which will be even bigger down the road)
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>>522500092
Kikes are really schizo retards it seems, if he really believes all that. How can he expect an LLM to achieve that? It works with what humans came up with, it can't actually create and invent anything new itself. No matter how many data centers you going to build.
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>>522500314
But yeah,this.
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>>522510154
based
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>>522509222
>at 15,000 usd /oz gold wipes out the us debt
How exactly?
>>522513337
Also implying they even have those 8k tonnes. Still no audit.
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>>522514617
They are possessed by demons who promise them hidden knowledge in exchange for doing their bidding.
That's the only explanation for why everyone is into this AI craze even when it makes no financial sense to do so.
They are genuinely attempting to give form to a demon here.
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>>522500314
Fucking boomer fiat isn't actually bad btw. All gold is, is an anti-inflationary tool. Fiat is fine so long as your economy is growing. Problem with gold is it can be hoarded. So the modern solution would be digital currency that you can be sure can't be hoarded past a point as well as insure that the supply itself is genuinely finite like bitcoin.
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>>522514521
Sucks, it looks like we headed for massive inflation in energy, healthcare, household goods, electronics, vehicles, heavy equipment, etc. I’ve been working on maintaining zero debt and having 100% food independence. I’m under the assumption we’re (myself and the wife) losing our high paying job in the next two years or less. I just need to float my property taxes while everything collapses.
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By the time the AI bubble pops, there will be another bubble inflating like crazy. Especially once people start realizing AI is little else than a media slop generator and a search engine.
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>>522506936
That's not how it works dipshit.
Henry Ford wanted everyone to own his car. He also wanted the best workers to work in his factories. So he paid them well and guess what? It worked. Competition is not a race to the bottom, it creates incentives to pay well and treat workers well or else they will leave.

Why do thing suck now? Because we have a private bank that has been given a monopoly to print money by our government. You aren't allowed to make your own money or you go to jail.

Also, the barrier to entry for business is too high now. Small biz cannot deal with the red tape and fees so they are dying. This eliminates competition for the big corpos and allows them to pay shit and make shit products because there's no other options.

The government is the key factor here. Government is the weapon the rich use against the poor.

Damn dude at least read some basic economics before spouting such ignorant bullshit.
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The fact this is spearheaded by a literal gay jew tells you everything
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>>522514845
>Fiat is fine so long as your economy is growing.
The average Joe would be better off with a gold standard.
>Problem with gold is it can be hoarded.
And? The problem with fiat is infinitely worse.
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>Thread full of the usual hebrew schizobabble
Here's the trick. "AI" is circular game where 5-6 companies send the same money around and around pumping the stock value up because every time that money gets moved, it increases the stock value.
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>>522515008
I think the manufactured consent of the Covid jabs point to something other than status quo bubble economics.
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>>522500092
Just make it efficient enough and make profit with company contracts?
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>>522500445
AI already has memory. I've generated entire novels with it, chapter by chapter, and this was over a year ago, mind you. Now, it's helping me custom code a super complex website with PHP, CSS and other shit. It's literally doing 99% of the work, I'm just its monkey assistant that copy and pastes it into files. And it's remembering the plan and workflow we created beforehand perfectly.
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Ai is such a meme

Wendys are stopped using the AI robo order drive through app after only a few months cause it kept getting shit wrong
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>>522500314
>don't hold fiat, inflation will destroy it
>don't buy stocks, the market is going to crash
What the fuck am I supposed to do then
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>>522515352
>AI already has memory
No it doesn't. It is a fancy script that has a dataset that includes what you made it generate in the past.
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>>522515382
Buy houses, cars, hard assets, cash, coins, gold and silver. Be able to produce your own electricity, food, water and shelter
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>>522503410
AI allows men to simulate having an anime daughter. It's the ultimate wish fulfillment fantasy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFrnjIt-1VE
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>>522515352
I guess what I'm doing now would be considered "vibe coding." I'm basically just the visionary and project manager directing shit.
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>>522515352
Maybe but how does that increase global confidence in U.S. treasuries?
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>>522515352
>>522515427
It has the ability to review and recall. I think that’s a fair assessment.
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>>522515382
The golden goose. Good as gold. Worth it's weight in gold. Heart of gold. Streets are paved with gold.
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>>522515427
>It is a fancy script that has a dataset that includes what you made it generate in the past.
Don't play semantics with me, snownigger.
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>>522515427
>he hasn't seen Neuro's latest upgrade
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOeCkXF0luY
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The dimwitted are easily impressed.
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>>522515746
AI is great for documentation, to help provide code examples or learn new languages. It’s wonderful for diagnosing health issues in humans and animals. It’s certainly not perfect. It’s akin to a mathematician using a calculator. Sure he can perform the same work writing out manual proofs himself but can perform the work vastly faster using a calculator. That doesn’t make him less of a mathematician. Conversely, a mathematician that shuns the calculator won’t be as productive as those that don’t. It’s a tool.
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>>522500445
>Otherwise it's just a Google search or a gacha game
Speaking of games, look up Gemini 3 and try recreating agar.io, but single player with AI enemies. Or create a JRPG pixel snes or Famicom battle scene, complete with animations, spells, leveling, item drops.... basically everything. It can do that now. It's fucking insane and will only continue to improve exponentially.

AI/LLMs are impressive enough as is, but AGI will completely change the world. I wouldn't be surprised if ayylmaos finally decide to invade us when that happens, because it'll probably be a huge threat to them eventually.
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>>522516087
>ayylmaos
I’m with you but the alien shit is project bluebeam Jewish propaganda. Aliens have always been advanced humans. They bred us! It has always been ancient humans.
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>>522516035
>>522516087
They have you boys using all the buzzwords, those bags must be getting heavy.
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>>522515746
That explains why Norwegians always hype this shit.
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>>522516035
It's thousands upon thousands upon thousands of monkey tensor cores with typewriters and I'm tired of people pretending otherwise.
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>>522516280
I use it desu. It’s also amazing for cooking, alcohol making and farming. It saves me hours daily. I use Ollama locally based on the meta leaks so I have it locally disconnected from the internet. They can’t take it away!
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>>522516280
I'm not a shill just using buzzwords. I've been experimenting with this shit for like 3 years, since the beginning basically.
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>>522516329
It helped me make wine. It’s helped me write puppet modules, ansible playbooks, program in Python and Bash. I’m professionally experienced these things, and I can tell you from a technical perspective it is very competent in these fields. Honestly, if you don’t see some baseline value there then you just haven’t used it. Maybe you have an issue with being stubborn.
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>>522508502
Because the guy who bet against the housing bubble in 2006-08 in "The Big Short" is also betting now against the AI bubble. That's why.
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The top of the supposed AI bubble will be when? How about it goes on until your kids can deal with better circumstances.
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>>522516871
I think the point is the monetary system collapse will be blamed on the AI bubble popping.
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>>522516659
Wine making is easy. The hardest part is choosing what kind of wine you want, and the right ingredients to get that result. (Yeast strains are an important part)
Gay-I is not needed.
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>>522506585
Ironically, real women from the same manufacturing hubs that would create those robots are reasonably priced right now.
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>>522517674
>EC-1118
The best choice for 18%
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So how does AI generate money? I understand that it can help a bit with tasks like coding and ask as an "advisor" for many, but that surely can't save companies billions and billions of money and like 13% of the entire American markets money?
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I paid 2 black studs to run a train on me the other night. Ass is bloody.
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>>522518328
I believe the thinking is that once corporations develop endpoints for AI to tap their procurement, advertising, logistics, whatever dataset they need optimized which ultimately is supposed to boost productivity, similar to how we experience it the way you’ve described it. At this point it’s supposed to reap a lot of jobs.
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>>522518580
Lets say in an ideal world that this would come true, now we have AI that produces stuff 100x faster than before and companies only need 1/10 of the workers they used to need... who will purchase all these products when now AI has taken all the jobs?
Won't the purchasing power decease an insane amount while the production will increase?
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>>522514845
>Fiat is fine so long as your economy is growing
Nope.
With fiat money entire growth is captured by tip 10% earners who are adjustment to money printing. See since 70s bottom 90% earners receives no benefits from gdp growth.
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>>522518821
I believe scarcity would be the ultimate answer. You’d need a red deer event. I realize that sounds schizophrenic biological colonialism is real.
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>>522518580
There is literally no products that were improved by AI.
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>>522518821
Or complete technological enslavement. Agenda 2030 sounds more plausible by the moment. Major concentrations of humans in technological cyberpunk 2077 fashion. If there’s one thing we can say is technological advancements forward it inversely correlates with quality of life.
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>>522519086
There’s a few drugs that are in clinical trials as we speak. 100% AI developed.
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>>522518328
the money printer is being used to buy more and more compute because the people in charge believe that doing so will lead them, in the future, to have greater power over the new world; but AI does not actually generate profit for businesses, AI is disastrous for profitability, and workers, and therefore imperils the continuation of the capitalist economic system

their hope, essentially, is that AI will become a living God, and they can avoid all of the problems they have created in the process of building it
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>>522519265
I think they want AI to manage their oppressive dehumanizing version of a technocracy via Agenda 2025/2030. They’ve announced it via the UN in the 1990s. I’m sure you’re already aware.
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>>522519414
computers have been used by paranoiac control-freaks for totalitarianism since before I was even born
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>>522519487
Mechanical algorithmic base computers have been around before 1000 BC. What’s your point?
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>>522519546
the cycle of evil has been very long
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>>522519414
Good thing ai is trash and constantly makes mistakes.
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>>522519606
I’m aware. My point is that AI not having a purpose in our current world might be a clue that it’s going to have a different role in a future iteration.
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>>522519708
Consumer LLMs simply exist to provide an example to NPCs. NPCs wouldn’t believe AI exists in its current form unless they can interact with it. It’s possible AGI already occurred in 2016. It wouldn’t surprise me.
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>>522519765
>AI not having a purpose in our current world

it has a negative purpose
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>>522519924
It’s pretty obvious that we don’t need a litigate that statement because everyone hears questioning how it’s going to generate revenue, which is clearly purpose so we’ve already defined purpose as having a spot in our world’s revenue stream for corporate.
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>>522520174
>here
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>>522500092
Altman is a traitor to America.
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>>522520174
machines cannot create value, machines can only transfer value: capitalists do not yet understand this
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>>522520454
>I don’t have the bandwidth sry
I don’t think we’re having the same conversation. Cheers!
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>>522520515
exactly my point, it is beyond the bourgeois mind to acknowledge the point
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>>522520571
>trip code fags
No borderline narcissistic, walking on the tightrope of edgelord. And I just don’t give a fuck to waste time trying to extract meaningless jarble out of your brain.
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>>522507631
there we have it. Programmers are basically trying to emulate a human brain and it cost a fortune to make. Python is extremely inefficient at the byte level. They fucked up scaling it didn't they? You could cut cost just by compiled code ready to run instead of live interpretations that need 100 times more energy.

There is such a thing called a "feasibility study" to find out if an idea is feasible or not. AI helped me learn linear algebra and the basics of trig. As far as i am concerned it is still a basic IO system and the ones that tell you which stocks to buy have been shutdown.
>they existed and people used them
its crazy how something as simple as linear regression can predict the wildness of markets. They cherry on-top are the tech worshipping retards that said self-driving cars would be here in 2020 with no respect to the programmers that destoy the thing a million times so no one gets hurt when its live.

Fucking goy-cattle. eat that shit up and pray to your worthless god about "terrorist both foreign and domestic". Cursed by God himself troglodytes.
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>>522520682
It’s all about the perception of reality, unfortunately. You can’t vote your way out of slavery. And you certainly can’t litigate your way out of expert opinion using logic and facts. The Covid pandemic taught us this.
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>>522520915
>perception
so i can be in 2 places at once if i make a person perceive my presence?
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Unironically go seize the AI, yesterday.
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>>522500314
fpbp
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>>522500092
>>522500314
Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but some day.
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>>522515512
>It has the ability to review and recall.

Can it tell you other questions people have asked?
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>>522520682
>pic
Remove all mohammads and the mr. shekelstein of the world will introduce twice the amount of exciting new citizens, after punishing your for defying him.
Remove mr. shekelstein et. al and you've got a bunch of inbred and very confused mohammads with no institutional backing.
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If AI was useful, it wouldn't be given so freely for so cheap. Like look at AI programming. If Microsoft truly thought that code did anything, they would have copiloy doing it free on every windows pc. Software which has productivity gains at enterpise level is usually thousands for a yearly license.
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>>522524212
Consumer AI is literally to coral the sheep. They wouldn’t believe it unless they had access. We covered this already.
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>>522523808
>Whocares.
Yes they can train models like that? What is this some edge case (((got cha))) narcissistic point?
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>>522506571
Money doesn't matter, only food, labor, and logitistics. If shit hits the fan, you cant eat money and you cant drink gold, no matter how much you have.
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>>522522836
Sure why not? You’ve never put pillows in your bed and snuck out of the house as a teenager? Your parents perception were the pillows were you hence two places at once.
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>>522524591
>corral
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>>522500092
I could save AI.

for starters, have it take over the RE Agent biz and actually provide good data on houses listed for sale, not some retard RE Agent cunts time wasting BS.

that could add 10% of REAL VALUE to the vast amount of money in Real Estate, when people can find their perfect house and know WTF it might take to fix it up, etc.

I fig that could be 10% of the ENTIRE WEALTH of USA, in one fell swoop.
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>>522524790
>was
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jewish fakeout law dictates that they’ll just get endless bailouts
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>>522524900
The problem with that idea is AI is notoriously unable to differentiate between the good and bad data it's provided and even hallucinates the wrong answer when given nothing but the correct data on occasion. It's hard to imagine it actually improving the real estate game.
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>>522503410
It's convinced at least one teenager to take his own life.
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>>522524900
You don’t even need ai for that. Just let Redfin do it and pay a simple fee with no need for agent. Redfin prints out the contract for sale. Even Timmy could do it with his monkey scratch
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>>522500092
hahaha
hahahahahahhaa

>AI how do we make you profitable??
>get more investors
>no but we did that to make you now we have to make you profitable
>raise prices
>no but people have to use you before we raise prices, how do we get people to use you?
>you're using me aren't you
someone is getting paid big fucking dollars for this retardation
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>>522508650
boomer investors only watch cable news
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>>522515466
>cars are an asset
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>>522525476
theoretically if you have a car paid off and maintain it, it counts
houses are money holes too
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>>522525476
Paid off vehicle are worth something. The “something” counts towards net-worth and as an asset. What did you accountant professor at community college literally tell you cars aren’t assets under the assumption it isn’t paid off and you mistakenly talked shit like a faggot? Is that what happened?
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>>522504288

>The AI bubble might break at some point. But AI itself is never going away.

>the money building and running the data centers is going away, but they'll continue to operate fine and dandy, thank you

Anon, I got some bad news.
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>>522526285
The assumption that cars always depreciate is credible but at this point I would second-guess that wisdom. Cars are literally not made like they used to be.
>please update your car operating system to unlock the vehicle
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>>522508502

>That interview was from 2019

Oh, you mean back when OpenAI was a non-profit? And now if they don't deliver untold trillions in economic activity the entire house of cards implodes? Well, sure sounds like you know what you're doing here.
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>>522506957
>The government can create money, so there is no real danger there.
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>>522526345
At this point, I'm a hair's breadth away from praying every single night that it crashes and burns and snaps the tech-kikes in the ass.
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I'm not against it, I in fact I support a economical crash. But is it gonna happen in our lifetimes or will only the next generation draw benefits from our suffering?
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>>522500092
Why didn't they just sell LLMs as a stand alone product? They're extremely useful and could easily be worth paying a subscription for, why were they made free?
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>>522526600

You and me both, pal.
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>>522526553
I bought a Toyota truck in 2022 for 28k. I put 10k miles on it and sold it Carvana this year for 28k. I’m curious if you can explain this phenomenon. Did my cars worth go down? Or stay the same? How about the dollar value? Explain.
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>>522500092
good
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>>522526789
The car market is super fucky right now and people are desperate to buy cheaper cars. Though manufacturers will never make something cheaper because the difference between a basic and luxury model is only $2000 to them and $6000 to you. There are no basic cars anymore in dealer lots. The "basic model" is just a myth to price gouge you.

>>522526744
Silicon Valley's business model, which is fucked
>try to reinvent wheel like taxis with uber, or secretaries with AI, or whatever
>make it cheaper by subsidizing with investor dollars
>market it as something new and promising and hip
>witness mass adoption because people love free/cheap shit
>lay absolute waste to the old industry, RIP taxi unions
>run into same old problems old industries had (like unions preventing calling competing cabs)
>once you're the new monopoly, raise prices so investors might get their money back

The only way to win is to use these fuckers when they're subsidized by silicon asshole. Food delivery isn't a $5 fee anymore
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>>522502161
They need to come up with an AI appliance like where Steam Machine is going in 2026 where you can plug it into your computer or console and upgrade games to not only LLM level interactivity with NPC‘s but also on the fly image and video generation. It’s not practical or cost-effective to integrate the needed high performance hardware with existing computers, but you could do it with a standalone AI appliance. A local, desktop AI appliance would also solve the round-trip server, latency problem if you try to run this remotely.
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>>522500092
I don't get how all the silicon valley grifters haven't been rounded up and shot yet.
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>>522527173
so get all your AI waifu feet pics now because that shit is going to cost like $1000 an image once investor capital dries up. "My money pit is bigger than yours" said nobody in a suit ever
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>>522527173
The answer is the truck’s value went down in price even though the dollar amount stayed the same.
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>>522511669

Not really. Everything just gets renominated. Unless Jesus comes and turns the tables it will go for a very long time.
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>>522527173
>>522527265
Remember self driving cars?

pepperidge farm does
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>>522527265
Do the lords work, start with their children
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>>522527330
Yeah the investors are fleeing Elon Musk because of cyberturds. But XAI is tied up in the bubble so keep holding bags diamond hands
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>>522526744
>They're extremely useful
How are they extremely useful? It can save 15 minutes off a visual artists daily work and it saves no time from coders or excel sheet makers because the AI fucks up too much and requires constant error fixing. Magic Wand and OCR tools working better is nice but its not enough for the investors.
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>>522527330
I can see an application for self-driving vehicles but it involves bombs and only has niche military applications. The police are using remote-driven bomb delivery vehicles though
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>>522504780
>In addition, they're going to launch a legal assault against sources of free data like Wikipedia and the Internet Archive, and get those shut down so that you have you pay to access the data that used to be free to you.

I dont think they need to, because only like 5% of people actually read. 95% of people will be content with the ai bot making a summary for them.
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>>522515352
>it's helping me custom code a super complex website with PHP, CSS and other shit
You have no business coding anything if you need AI to shittily help you with this. AI programmers are garbage and spend more time crafting the "perfect" prompt than they would with actually learning how to code and doing it themselves.
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>>522504196
genocide the goyim
or enslave them for your hell-on-earth fantasies
regardless, while they enjoy being richer than god
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>>522500092
No, he's an idiot. They are using AI to crash the DOLLAR so they can shoehorn a CBDC into existence and "save" us from inflation that they think they can just hand-wave off as a problem with the dollar itself. The "problem" is credit-based currency and predatory lobbyist bureaucrats, a CBDC won't halt inflation since credit-based systems are being implemented alongside of it. If they try to force a CBDC people will likely start shooting up government offices, just like during the old gold buy-back.
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>>522527173
>Silicon Valley's business model, which is fucked
Streaming followed the same exact pattern. But it's funny because Hollyjew utterly annihilated a stable, lucrative business model that had been working for nearly a century chasing streaming bux only to make it shittier than cable TV ever was. So now piracy is roaring back in response and as far as I know, out of all the streaming services, only Netflix has ever turned a profit and that's mostly because they've been around a lot longer.
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>>522506344
>Read theory

Marx knew nothing. It should be obvious after the collapse of the soviet union. And you know nothing, because our currency system is not based on capital but on debt. There is no capital in the system. There is only debt, and debt carries interest, which means that any hiccup is disastrous. Some american on /pol/ summed it up nicely, what we see isnt late stage capitalism, it is late stage ursury.
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>>522515352
>It's literally doing 99% of the work, I'm just its monkey assistant that copy and pastes it into files.
So when it inevitably creates bugs, how do you fix that when you don't even understand the code its making? Do you just prompt "AI fix this bug" and hope for the best?
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>>522527524
if you have no idea what you're doing with a computer program it can give you pointers.
Also my pals use it to make up bullshit that's inconsequential

>>522527685
oh yeah nobody is going to win the streaming wars
unless you buy all of them and it amounts to a cable bill
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>>522510989
so, Uber, Lyft, all the other venture capital traps which run at a loss.
When will the Uber bubble pop?
I'll wait.
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>>522527747
>There is only debt
Refer to my posts upthread starting with # 522511047
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>>522527950
Uber went from comically cheap to just a normal taxi. They have a kind of sane business model but I wouldn't work for them unless I was renting the vehicle I was in.
What business is AI replacing though? Everyone?
>oh yeah me? I like to do everything myself using my fifteen different artificial intelligence subscriptions haha I have one for optimized for each segment of my business model~!
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>>522500092
>Their pla
Why are they?
Are they in the room with you right now?
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what is even the point of doing anything anymore
every job will be left in ruins by the time this is over (another 10 years or so) and all that will be left will be things like shit pipe unclogger
but those will be swamped with everyone once they've taken every other form of employment so good luck

whats the point? why get excited when a fucking computer is just doing literally everything
everyones going to be killing each other for what few jobs are left, but what will really be left?
theyre never ever gonna let anyone join them on top.
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>>522500092
Unless they remove racism filters it will never happen. Chathot has gotten worse with its antivolence mentality as it basically can't explain anything in politics anymore. It literally worthless in its 2nd most talked about topic.
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>>522511047
Canada will be completely insolvent in two years. UK and France only have half a year until insolvency.
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>>522527755
Waste hours trying to make it realize it's dumb their second biggest problem is it always must respond even if it doesn't fucking know. It will never ask for information. So when it hits a wall it will just get worse. Cause it will never admit it doesn't understand something.
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>>522529033
>checked
So war with Russia in 2026 is inevitable on your timeline concerning France and the UK. Canada merging with a US is on the agenda in 2028.
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>>522503267
I am glad I am not the only man who thought of the myth of narcissus when it comes to AI.
>this is a pseudo religion they are creating
yes
>we Muslims can see this but you westerners can not
come now, that was uncalled for

Thanks anon, he makes many good points, a shame he has to insert his Islam the way he does. It was not necessary and detracts from the more general point he is trying to make.
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>>522500314
>The economy is going to crash because of fiat currency.
no

remember, a strong NATIONAL currency HAS MANY FORMS, never just one (fiat paper, metal, digital, check, money order, smart contracts, NFTs…)

if one wants real change and a strong national currency, there must be multiple forms of a currency, not just one 'savior' form, as is being proposed now with tokenized debt-backed stablecoins

'fiat' isn't the problem
WHO IS ISSUING the 'fiat' IS THE PROBLEM and that the Fed's private fiat IS INTEREST-BEARING is the fucking problem

FIAT, CREDIT-BASED INTEREST-FREE US NOTES ISSUED BY THE US TREASURY WORK FOR THE PEOPLE AND ARE INTENDED TO BE AN INTEREST-FREE TOOL TO FACILITATE COMMERCE

FIAT, DEBT-BASED, USURIOUS, INTEREST-BEARING FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES ARE FUCKING BORROWED FROM THE PRIVATELY-INCORPORATED NY FEDERAL RESERVE FRANCHISE AND ONLY ENRICH THE NYFED’S PRIMARY DEALERS AND THEIR CRONY/POLITICAL ILK AND ENSLAVE THE POPULATION IN BOND DEBT

Fiat is given value BY A NATION'S CITIZENS.
If the nation's treasury is the one issuing it, fiat is not a problem.
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>>522529436
France and UK will collapse into civil war. Too many gibs and shitskins. They won't be able to pull off an external war. Canada might try merging with USA but USA is also gonna go insolvent in a few years. Problems are too similar and will likely drag the USA down with it. The smart immigrants will leave ahead of time those who don't...welp its gonna be GG for them. Urban VS Rural strife. Globohomo will pivot trying to protect urban zones but will lose everything that doesn't have direct port access. So probably play out more like the Houthis vs their globohomo capital globally acknowledged 'nation'.
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>>522500092
the channel is called AI videos.
Only retards can think that is a real interview.
I know for sure that OpenAI has at least 20€/month revenue because I am paying it.
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Wait. There are 281 replies and nobody has noticed this is an AI generated video ?
Are you all completely brain dead ?
/pol/ is finished
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>>522529712
>The smart immigrants will leave ahead of time
And go where? China will collapse so will Japan and South Korea. Mexico and South America will collapse and so will the EU.
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>>522529033
>Canada
>UK
>France
(sure but) the difference though is that the default world reserve currency denomination is USD (treasuries, the global debt market)
That's what the whole worldwide house of cards bases its confidence and stability in
What the whole world's financial and currency system is founded on.

Debt market (bonds) isn't supposed to whipsaw up-down like stocks or crypto. With the entire world dependent upon a default fiat denomination THAT IS BACKED BY Nothing <---it's of paramount importance that the debt market remain stable, steadily selling <--that it is not rn, and reliable so everyone retains confidence in it.
Central banks are fleeing USD-denominated assets including debt in favor of gold, as hasn't been seen in almost half century. Massive deleveraging in all speculative (debt instrument, and blockchain) markets underway rn
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>>522500092
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>>522529500
You describe ot like it's a bug. It's actually a feature, and the bottom 99% won't do shit.
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>>522529889
Home. Your odds of survival are far better than being stranded in a foreign land when the natives are desperate for someone to blame and take out their rage on.

>>522529902
Banks are hoarding gold as they always have as they believe they can hold their positions by transitioning back to gold based currency. However this is hinged entirely upon the idea that everyone else allows them to get away with it and don't realize the scam. Once the scam is up bankers will hang after being tortured and forced to watch their families get raped, murdered, and tortured on top of seeing their vaults looted of all their precious gold.

Their plan hinges entirely upon the idea that nobody 'nootices' what they did or are doing. Which, considering /pol/ went mainstream, means they're fucked.
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>>522530406
We can only hope for natural apocalyptic events so humanity can render the top percentile into plant food
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>>522530495
I’m home and never leaving. Cheers
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To implement CBDC the software is already installed, the regulation is already in place all they need to do it is the next 2008 crisis and it will be done BY FREEZING AND SEIZING YOUR BANK ACCOUNT, CURRENT ACCOUNT, PENSION AND INVESTMENTS and this isn’t a guess or a ‘theory’ THAT IS WHAT THE SOFTWARE DOES they only need the excuse.
Then simultaneously they’d want the digital ID … is that happening, yes it is being created right now. It’ll run on AI which they created twitter to develop and already used via the facebook user agreement to create your stasi file via AI which using intelligence agency algorithms which monitor ALL of your devices ALL of the time and the file I could create on you INSTANTLY only by knowing no more than your phone number nothing else had all your darkest secrets in it, more than even your spouse will ever know about you. As I warned you 100 times over the years already. All via AI.
The guy in the OP is scamming and to me, because I’m not a dafty like nearly everyone what I saw was terrifying lies which indicate that this IS GOING AHEAD and is the plan. I’ll give you s link to show you what it looks like these covid hoaxing, climate hoaxing, lying, sneaking criminals are going right ahead with.
And then they’ve got everything they want…
…For now.
This ten minute thing explains how it is going to go down, this isn’t a joke or a Rick Roll I’m telling the truth. If you don’t watch this now and get your head around it your mum won’t die in her sleep but you’re a fucking asshole who deserves the GREAT TAKING. Pic related.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WxJNUeKzaL8&pp=0gcJCR4Bo7VqN5tD
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>>522530728
>CBDC
*instead of money
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>>522506049
I do. You’re right and the other anon is too low iq
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>>522530728
I’m debt free and mostly energy and food self sufficient. Cheers
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>>522500092
They are making money off AI. Google is getting something like 1 billion a year for Gemini and banks/etc are paying I don't know how much for customer service AI. AI will replace teachers within a year or 2.
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So what happens when it doesn't play out and these gay retards crash the economy with their shitty speculation?
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ahem.
OP video is an AI fake.
don't be retards.
or maybe you are all bots idk
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>>522500092
assume the taxpayer position and be ready to bail them out
they're too big to fail after all
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>>522525131
>>522525359
https://forums.craigslist.org/?forumID=6

WTF hasn't RE Agent biz gone to AI? < LaptopFromHell > 2025-11-24 10:11

I haven't seen a single listing on Zillow I'd give a passing grade. It seems all some brain dead Agent taking a few snaps of her idea of "staging" and 98% of the time wont show any "areas of interest" because in her mind its better not to show bad stuff, just play dumb and waste everyone's time.

I could see how that might be OK if marketing brand new construction, or "Class A" high value were its assumed everything is up to snuff, and its a fairly small geographic area like Palo Alto, CA, but even then, mostly still just shitty and lazy.

Make a gizmo out of a few $25 Walmart smart phones and put in on a selfie stick, and have a "kid" walk the property doing something like those Google Maps kars. Walk the property lines, complete exterior/interior along all walls and opening all doors and cabinets. Use selfie stick to do attic and crawlspaces, and close up of roofs and gutters. That would take about 10mins for a 3,000sq ft house on an acre, not counting the Kid's travel time.
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>>522531878
cont....

Then feed that into AI to auto-generate a wealth of meaningful data, everything from how long till new roof, to WTF plants are growing not just next door by the region, in case you got allergies. AI could simulate how the sun with shine through windows at various times and seasons. AI could guess how well the house in insulated, with SEEK Thermal cam. QRD on neighbors and 'hood from Public Records to check for lawsuit happy morons or criminals, and future Civic Plans, etc. Sort by general condition and "TLC needed". Some are OK with needing new HVAC, some ain't. Some want perfect, some want to do their own new carpet and paint. Even when Agents post a floor plan, they typically crop out one side. BAKA. AI could do floor plan, as well as interior and exterior elevations down to 1/4", easy. It would tell if your big crock pot will fit in a certain cabinet, and what brand of oven and how old.

IMO this would not only save 5% the 6% coming and going, but also provide at least 10% benefit in not just time savings, but finding the "perfect house", or "perfect buyer".

I'm talking literally 15% real boost/savings, split between buyer and seller, of a YUGE section of the real Economy and YUGE % of average person's living expense. Be like gifting your average $400K buyer a brand new car to go with their change of address.

Some idiot will say "RE Agents do that because sellers are shy about putting too much info." Fuck them, adapt or die, preferably die.

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>AI is le bubble
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>>522531942

"And everyone is different." < LaptopFromHell > 2025-11-24 11:22

thats why I propose a Standard AI based presentation that contains ALL the data any type of buyer might want to know.

Not just what was floating around in some brain dead RE Agent's mind that afternoon.

AI would tell you if the school was "right" for your type of kids, and if soil was right for your gardening plans, and what sort of additions would be allowed how close to property lines with that zoning, and even some darn accurate bid estimates for that area.


PS-I'm coming from this from perspective of < LaptopFromHell > 2025-11-24 11:31

someone who is open to several States worth of semi-rural real estate, and a wide range of house conditions.

But IMO there are now lots of people with similar, due to WFH craze.

Olde style agent might be OK if you are determined to stay in a particular school district, but even then they are sorely lacking.

Even if you are glued to 30min commute to certain job, there are way too many choices to find the best house using current methods.

And WTF good is any Agent who isn't at least a mini-Home Inspector, and carry a Electrical tester and know how to check HVAC, etc.

The "Agent" part of RE Agent's job seems to have disappeared 98% with WWW 1.0
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>>522516871
Yes but Michael Birry just got liquidated in his AI crash bet. He couldn't make the maintenance payments, the crash is happening to slowly. Very similar to the 2008 mortgage bet but that one just barely came in for him before he was liquidated.
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>>522530728
Fear mongering. The protocol provides the framework and procedures for protecting, recovering, and restoring essential assets to minimize service interruption and financial losses. In other words, if a disaster hits this will make it possible to restore an organizations daily functing. Only the government could do it, private organizations can't.
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>>522532050

"long-form legal disclaimer" LOL, you mean like < LaptopFromHell > 2025-11-25 06:15

all those "Do you accept the EUA?" things with 20 pages of fine print that no one reads but everyone agrees to? My Biz Law prof said Courts are so far 110% upholding all that even though its obvious 99.99% of people who click don't know WTF they are EUA to. Have you noticed that lots of websites that don't SEEM like they are AI have "this MIGHT be AI and MIGHT contain AI errors" in some barely legal greyed out fine print in a corner??? Yeah, that. For some reason they don't do that for purely human created content, but I guess that is because AI is a new thingy.

Only thing I'm expecting is maybe MLS/NAR will try to get shitty and shadow-ban anyone who also lists with my new AI system, and try to freeze out an Agents who get involved. Sounds like a good Monopoly and Tortious interference lawsuit. They might have lots of lawyers but they also got lots to loose, and the consumers, AKA a JURY, will be 110% on my side. But regardless, IMO my system would gain traction especially at first in certain niches, such as "complex" semi-rural property, and then spread out, and I'd predict that MLS/NAR would quickly understand "if you can't beat 'em join 'um" and come out with their own version and put their legions of soon to be unemployed "RE Professionals" into career hospice care for semi-soft landing. MLS/NAR execs will try to grab as much money from RE Agents as the gravy train dries up.

"Have you been making big money as a top Agent but are worried about the new AI? Join our new Inner Circle for exclusive training and access! :) Only an extra $1000 month which is worth it if you were making $100K/yr as top Agent and want to keep making that!!! :)". lol, suckers. https://www.whipshopsouthfield.com/history
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While AI wont be able to 100% guarantee soils, perk tests, etc, it will be able to 99% guess right and not just that but take a look at geology and tell you not just expected perk rates, but map out the best layout for a septic system based on soil/rock patterns, not just one spot and base the rest of 100sq yards of system off that one point, hoping it holds for the rest of the digging that will be done "blind" after a $20K contract is signed. Fact is AI will do a better job at designing a Septic System than the current vary flawed expensive limited "test and guess" regime. I can tell you without knowing that contracts to build Septics either come "not our fault if the perk test lied to you" and/or the Contractor "guarantees" and plays the odds that most of the time it will be OK, and has to eat the occasional "bad luck".


AI will be able to look at pics of 10 acres of varied terrain and tell you down to the sq ft exactly which plants will grow well in which locations. It will tell you that certain plants will grow in certain spots because in winter the trees loose leaves so that spot will get winter sun, etc. Try asking Google AI if a certain species of plant will grow in a town or County, and it will not just tell you, but break down the reasons and if it would if you make the soil more acidic or WTF. Google isn't afraid of being sued for "bad info".
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>>522532209
Zillow is clearly too stupid to push RE Agents < LaptopFromHell > 2025-11-26 09:32

to do listings with even semi-SOP photos of EVERYTHING and a SOP way to list features. Sometimes you see Listing Terms aka "cash" or "VA, USDA, FHA" etc, sometimes you don't. Ditto with rest of features and aspects.

I've posted a few Zillow listings on 4Chan/DIY, even with shitty limited photos by some of the dumbest RE Agents in the biz (called agents on phone, and yipes), and gotten lots of good hard data including condition of roof (old roofs look diff especially at certain sunlight angles), whether the roof is "standard quality" or "40year" and when it was installed from google street view prior decades scans. This can be determined 99% from even shitty Agent photos taken from afar. Imagine my "kid" with a bundle of Smart Phone cams on a selfie stick walking the entire exterior at close range including edge of roof and looking DOWN into gutters. AI could tell you the brand/name of the roof, whether its still produced, and which method was used to weave valleys, and how long its been in sun by comparing shady side with sunny side fading. Also condition of AC unit (rust on housing, model year of unit, frayed insulation around pipes to house, condition of inlet to house, condensation drips causing green grass under pipe shows its been working within a month, and other clues). Likewise if Agent, by accident, took pic of water heater or furnace. A decent AI trained by random Trolls from 4Chan/DIY would be able to spot clogged and failing Septic field by subtle patterns of plant growth, and/or color of dirt and rocks, that even a pro "local area expert" inspector wouldn't be able to.
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>>522500092
What people fail to realize is that AI without generating value can and will change things, so it's not about making revenue, the entire stock value is based on controlling it.
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>>522530611
The top percentile tends to be the most protected. We've organized our economies around them, like ants around the queen.
And even if they were emded today, by tomorrow a new strata of elive would pop up.
We need an entire different system. Also, communism does not work.
The solution is techno-tribes, but entirely consensual.
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>>522501756
2028? That's optimistic as fuck dude.
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>>522532050

This guy is confused. AI isnt thought. AI is memory without tought. What this guy wants is thought.



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