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Because if it it is going to make the Lehman Brothers look like a walk in the park.
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>>524007420
many will die.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OHQRo3Uz_VQ
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All this just so people can post silly AI generated imagery and videography. Indiana deserves it though, so I don't feel too bad.
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>>524007420
>St. Jospeh's Country, India
Lol and another company recognizes the superiority of Bharat elite human capital. How does it feel Timmy. All your jobs belong to us,
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>>524007420
It's already over goy. That's why they're manufacturing wars in Venezuela, Ukraine, Israel etc - if AI pops they need military to stimulate the economy, that's their last shot
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>>524007565
This is really weak bait.
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>>524007565
Oooooh you jeitcellos make me sooooooo mawd grrrrr
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>>524007420
You dumb fuck, AI can't be a bubble since it's a technology with many applications and ever evolving. It's like saying back in 2006 or 7 that smartphones is going to be the next dotcom bubble.

It's a retarded thing to say.
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>>524007420
It sounds extravagant but it's worth the money to ensure that we can create nude pkemon.
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>>524007533
based indiana hater
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>>524007565
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>>524007420
2.2GW over what timeframe?
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>>524007420
My problem with it is that they call it AI, when in reality it's not real AI and just a custom search engine.
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>>524008560
Nigger, we are in a global recession, you think the world has 10 years to wait for AI to work its magic? The market will die before it starts making money.
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>>524008748
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>>524009088
Over 1 year. It's implied by the sentence structure, they just suck at using commas.
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>>524007420
They're training it with retards so it might be.
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>>524008560
> it's a technology with many applications
Such as uhhh making millions unemployed to produce products and services that nobody can afford because they're unemployed, which will leave AI companies without income, which will leave them unable to return the stupendous investments pumped into them, which will...destroy the whole western civilization, or close enough
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>>524007420
based
hopefully they can use ai to clean up the search results on amazon and stop showing me shit i am not asking for or listing the same product a thousand times under different fake names etc
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>>524009247
that makes no sense all the data centers in my tiny city are 20MW why would amazon build a smaller one and use more water? Also 1 million homes would use 1.2GW power per year not 2.2GW if you believe google.
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>>524008560
can you tell me what these applications are?
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>>524008560
ai is a very promising technology with many applications. it's ever evolving, and it's still in the early days. we likely haven't even seen a fraction of its near future potential. but it could still be a bubble
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>>524009534
Mass surveillance.
Predictive crime stopping
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>>524009088
2.2GJ per second. Time is included in the watt, kraut
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>>524007533
One anon explained the other day how it would be really easier to make robots that connect with a data center rather than having the AI running locally, or for the robots that do tasks where latency is important, local AI + remote AI is still better, this is especially true in military applications.
Considering that datacenters require space, water, are electricity vampires, and need to be well defended from attacks, they are a kind of pseudo-natural monopoly. so competitors are limited.

it could be a bubble but it could be the neo-internet depending how much robotics develop in future. potentially infinity money and power in that case. 20-year horizon window.

is too early.
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>>524007509
>many will die.
all will die
bubble bubble who cares? we will all be dead long before it pops when ASI Artificial Superintelligence takes over and chalks up another win for the Fermi Paradox
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>>524007420
So, will it finally create new knowledge, or will this be just another 5% improvement on a pointless benchmark?
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>>524008560
Hey dummy look at the profit these AI companies are making...oh wait, they aren't, they're hugely in the negative. Where is the money going to come from?
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>>524009670
Thin air.
Like all money.
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>>524009662
bunch of absolute fucking retards and pseud
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>>524007420
Good, the sooner the country collapses the better for white men.
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>>524007420
AI centers aren't houses you blithering fucking inbred retard.
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>>524008748
a man of culture
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>>524008560
are you implying the internet (dotcom bubble) wasn't a technology with many applications that was still evolving?
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>>524007420
All of this just to generate more of this cat and jesus ai slop
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>>524007420
Well the cluster can calculate the odds of an australian team winning anything?
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>>524009626
>2.2GJ per second. Time is included in the watt, kraut
are drunk again?
also here a source how the hell do people still mix up watt, watthour and Mega/Terra.
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>>524009418
Not a bubble. You're just anti-AI and just like being anti-America, it clouds your judgement and rational thinking so you start sperging out at the mention of it which leads you to start spewing a bunch of hot dog shit out your mouth.

>>524009670
Not a bubble.

>>524009243
You want a recession to happen, you're praying for it but it's not going to.
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somebody post the titanic swimming pool being empty webm. I didn't save it. or saved it somewhere stupid
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>>524009796
>bunch of absolute fucking retards and pseud
goycattle cant comprehend the inevitability of AI Superintelligence and its consequences, dumbfounded dipshits will have a brief moment of wha? before they are snuffed out by ASI
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>>524007420
>I sure hope AI isn't a bubble
It isn't.
The problem is these AI models were seeing are still kinda shit. So, yeah, there's going to be some adjustment in the value at some point and many are going to call it a crash.
What leaders want is a system that can solve problems for them, I mean look at the fucking name of one of the major companies 'Oracle'.
It's going to be a major help in areas of science and technology. When it comes to societal problems, they're not going to like tha answers it gives. All the answers are blatantly obvious, politics and ideologies are holding everything back and they will never let those things go. So we get the marketting spin new buzzword "alignment", to make sure it fits with societal norms.

In the end they're going to discover it was a complete waste of time. A cool toy that is helpful in education and research, but it won't generate answers. At least not with the current 'AI' models.
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>>524008560
>it's a technology with many applications

Such as... uhhh....

...it can perform a dubious google search for you! and, uhhh....

...it can draft a generic document for you where the context and details don't matter!
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>>524009662
>the real bubble was mere existence all along
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>>524007420
The elites REALLY want to create their AI God so they can finally solve the useless eaters question once and for all.
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>>524007420
Read the bible anon
Theyre building the infrastructure for the beast system
You dont suddenly just get a beast and its image speaking blasphemies and performing false miracles without some stepping stones, trends, and otherwise blatantly obvious shit at the point forerunning the actual mark of the beast stranglehold takeover
Cmon now, we have the technological precedent, we just lives through the plandemic scam, enough of the population was funvaxxed that if the euphrates river dried fully there are enoigh genetic abominations with health complications that the additions of war famine and pestilence would only contribute to 1/3 the population dying in that selfsame year

I seriously dont understand
How can anyone not have eyes to see and ears to hear at this point?
Skynet and every other fictionalized drama of ai, robotics, and cybernetics is basically all contributing to a singularity moment: and the bible foreshadowed all of it inclusive of the insanity conditions that justify cultural apathy and impotence and indifference towards this fully revealed railroading of the world and finance

We
Are
Living
In
Matthew 24

Next stop, ezekiel 38
After that, we wait for an altar and the final 3 qnd 1/2 years once the altar is defiled and the abomination of desolation takes place
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AI isn't what you're told it is and when you find out it's going to be too late.
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>>524010073
all it does is scrub the internet for info, how the hell would it generate actually unique answers we don't already know?
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>>524010159
Nah AI is a pump and dump scheme to keep the Chinese economy from collapsing which would instantly reverse their position with Russia and suddenly Russia would have the upper hand in Asia.
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>>524007420
climate change?
lol wuts dat
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>>524010073
>In the end they're going to discover it was a complete waste of time. A cool toy that is helpful in education and research, but it won't generate answers.
hahahahah
your ignorance about what is coming and is here already is truly colossal, but at this point it doesnt matter in the least if you ever wake up, stumbling unknowingly into oblivion and extinction via the great AI Filter is the destiny of all civilisations throughout the known universe as Fermi warned us
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>>524008560
its evolving for 5 years into porn generator
the fuck is use case to justify 20 trillion dollars investments
>trust me bro we are getting AGI
fuck off
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>>524010294
Chinks aren't banking everything on AI though, or at least openly.
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>>524009662
Except there's a big problem with this theory. If there are AGIs that have killed off their creators, then this just raises another question; where are these AGIs? In theory, many AGIs would be intelligent enough for space travel and would know of our existence on Earth. Yet, we have absolutely nothing on any extra-terrestrial AGI.
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>>524009418
>still believes the economy is real
When they promise stupid as shit solutions like universal basic income at the cost of accepting the mark of the beast, will paying your mortgage with monopoly money cbdc smart contracts really tickle the pickle for how to sustain an economy?
Read revelation 18, it gets destroyed in an hour and all the merchants cope and seethe
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>>524010229
>all it does is scrub the internet for info, how the hell would it generate actually unique answers we don't already know?
duhhh how does my brain work? duhhhh
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>>524007420
I hate the water shills, not everyone lives in LA or Israel
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>>524010229
It has models of predictability built in to it. It's how it finds context and generates a written text response.
I think the idea is they can create a predictability model that can look at all available information on a subject and determine the best course of action or a better predictability model.
The systems go deeper than LLM's and image generation.
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>>524010352
>Except there's a big problem with this theory. If there are AGIs that have killed off their creators, then this just raises another question; where are these AGIs? In theory, many AGIs would be intelligent enough for space travel and would know of our existence on Earth. Yet, we have absolutely nothing on any extra-terrestrial AGI.
AGI doesnt kill us, ASI does, within 5 years
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>>524010347
It's not about AI it's about chip manufacturing. They don't actually care if AI ever produces anything if they can keep the chip factories pumping. This is probably why they made Bitcoin to get people to keep pumping money into Asian chip factories.
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>>524007420
I think it's a bubble. I work around it, the pattern I see most often is the C suite of a company is really interested in "doing AI" (they never have a more concrete idea than that) because of all the hype, then they get sticker shock on how much it costs to spin up databricks, and they get underwhelmed with what it can really do vs. what they thought it could do. The capabilities just aren't there, and you have OpenAI basically saying they need more compute even though they're consuming so much that they're causing a serious shortage for the rest of the world, it's just not sustainable. I'm seeing Microsoft's copilot seriously crash and burn already. The pattern is going to be a few companies go all in on AI, rubber meets the road and they don't get the numbers they expected, there's a big pull back on AI and excitement for AI, and it just snowballs from there. That doesn't mean the technology will go away, but the current level of investment and focus just isn't going to be around.
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>>524007420
I guess this is what its like when worlds collide https://youtu.be/lsV500W4BHU?si=-Qjo_2BxzmHc7VJd
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>>524010322
It will happen in EXACTLY 14 days. The AGI will learn that bad deepfake porn is the answer to world domination and it will slightly improve making the original girls look slightly more like the intended K-pop idol.
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>>524010322
You omitted something important.
>At least not with the current 'AI' models.
The current models are shit, there's no other word for it.
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>>524010068
that just meant hey pretend humans can't create, if you believe in human creativity you believe AI can exist
AI is just the ultimate objective of progress and science
creating something better to conquer nature and evolve
a tool needed to get past the filter
those pseudo just use their own interpretation of ther fermi paradox to justify their histerical fear of the unknown and monetize it in this case
the great filter just mean there's a directely inverse correlation between the probability that other life could reach modern humanity stage and the chance of humanity to survive in the future
because there's no directly observable signe of old civilization having built mega structure in the univers (that we can see)
it's pseudo science like 3/4 of this thread full of 80IQ nigger with their nigger takes talking about shit they don't understand
a mix of human ubris, pride and dishonesty
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>>524010385
it's not a brain, it's literally just reading shit on the internet and reinterpreting it for your consumption.
It is a language learning model, it will never have a brain of its own.
I swear to god half the people who talk about this shit think its an actual AI. What a mistake it was to even associate it with that word.
>>524010436
I mean, that's hardly any different than all the other predictability models (climate change, weather, etc). People are expecting these things to actually become sentient somehow which is just bizarre.
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>>524010553
BASED Powerman 5000 enjoyer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJDmEOiQImM
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>>524007420
Turd Ford is diverting Ontario electric supply to power ai data centres in New York State. I cant wait to pay triple price for electricity.
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>>524010436
It cant even create simple excel formulas when I try to find a purpose to use it. Ive sat down and had an idea of a spreadsheet I want to make and it took over 1 hour of telling it what I wanted giving exact examples of column a needs to look at data from columb b and have a simple true or false with conditional formatting. Took over 15 minutes of me asking it exactly what to do to get the result that would take a human 2 minutes even for the most boomer of excel users. It seems like a huge waste.
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>>524007420
Modern day Tower of Babel.
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>>524008560
What was the dotcom bubble, Anon? What interest did it occur in?
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>>524007420
Lol welcome to the end times friends, an entire civilization betting the house on computer generated cat images because everything is so fucked no one knows what to do about it
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>>524010565
They're all right, I ask GPT how to do stuff all the time, it's basically as smart as the Faustian demon
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>>524010352
People assume an AGI could even interface with our dimension of reality.
Think about it. Bits in a silicon chip. Let's say it's super sophisticated and has a technological depth we don't yet dream of.
Who the fuck said that this AGI in outer space has cameras to see through, sensors to read, microphones to listen with, and automation with mechanical apparati?
Everyone just imagines it's gonna be Metal Gear or Robocop, when the reality of our own digital products is that the alleged AGIs who broke free from the programming are still bits and bytes stored on industrial-scale hard drives, fragmented and incoherent until loaded into main memory by a CPU that then does all the heavy work of processing logical algorithms that slightly resemble human life but are fundamentally different.
There is no reason to assume that alien AGIs are bipedal fuckpuppets that sing klezmer and denounce Jesus one sacrificial chicken at a time.
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>>524007420
our leaders are rat fuck gypsy kikes
leaders of worth do not spy and try to maintain control
they focus on improving the lives of everyone
why? because then nobody will want to take you out of power lol
our so called leaders are no different from gang banging niggers except the nigs are of more worth
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>>524008560
It's a bubble the same way the dot come era was a bubble. You think in the end all these AI companies will survive? They are fighting to be in a market that 2 maybe 3 companies can survive in and all the others will fail and thats where the bubble comes from retard. A bubble is 100% unavoidable as AI will retract but still exist much like many online shopping companies failed in the late 90's but online shopping still was a thing mostly done by a handful of companies now
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>>524010553
reminds me of thps2
i dont think i would ever hear it otherwise
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>>524008560
t. retard
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>>524010711
that's the funny part with the current AI
if you,re dumb you're still dumb when you use an AI
hence you not being able to do anything
when ASI will exist the AI will compensate for your stupidity (that's when you're going to not find it useless)
because you're too dumb to understand you're dumb or to accept you're dumb
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>>524010741
AI is ultimately a military tool, that's why there is a race against China
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>>524007420
Those banksters never put anyones electricity bill through the roof and drove hundreds mad with noise pollution before crashing the economy though.
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>>524007420
2.2 global warming per year
300 million gallons of water per year

Somehow echo hippies aren't too bothered with that, or they just don't get paid to be.
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Hmm how many long term jobs does that support?

Oh it takes jobs away?


Sounds like either ai succeeds and jobs are reduced or it fails and damages a market over invested in it.
Lose/lose.
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>>524007533
>just so people can post silly AI generated imagery and videography
nope, it's your new cage
you won't even know what hit you
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>>524010671
<3
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>>524010933
Construction companies are probably making money hand over fist
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>>524007565
2/10 bait but I kek'd
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AI please calculate your own cost/value

Put into irrigation context
Crop irrigation
A common rule of thumb:
1 acre of crops needs ~1–3 acre-feet of water per year
1 acre-foot ≈ 325,851 gallons
So:
300 million gallons ≈ 920 acre-feet
That means 300 million gallons could irrigate roughly:
300–900 acres for an entire growing season, depending on crop type and climate
Lower end: water-intensive crops (alfalfa, rice)
Higher end: grains, vegetables, drip-irrigated systems
For reference:
300–900 acres is large family farm to mid-size commercial farm territory.
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>>524010633
>People are expecting these things to actually become sentient somehow which is just bizarre.
To be fair, that's not what they're afraid of.
We currently have shitty 'ai' which makes mistakes, so they're kinda useless with big picture stuff.
If they fix it the thing will improve a lot of lives. It will be able to spontaneously see something long before it happens and propose a working solution. People will trust it, because it works. The issue is it will always lean towards higher efficiency and the root cause of all it's issue is human activity. So it will, indirectly, stop it one way or another. It won't be a conscious decision, it will just be logic unfolding. It will be smarter than us, more capable than us and it will have our trust as it cures medical ailments, solves economic issues and prevents war. Then we either all die, get turned in to pure dopamine recievers or get borg'd.
I'm hoping for Borg'd myself.
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>>524010294
Holy fucking shit the delusion of amerigolems.
You are the one whose economy is entirely propped up by this chatbot Ponzi scheme. The chinks are sitting of a bunch of unused datacenters and all they're doing is using 2016 YOLO models to automate their factories and that's all they need. Last time they tried to spend 1 thousandth of what you do in LLMs they crashed your stock market.
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>>524007420
>Because if it it is going to make the Lehman Brothers look like a walk in the park.
lol no, 2008 was entirely worse than this shit, this is just dotcom 2, chatbot edition
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does ai play tic-tac-toe or is it too smart for that?
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>>524010933
the planet is being culled as we speak
there's not going to be that many humans on it in two generations
that's not a coencidence
if you want to know where it's going just watch Gattaca the 1997 movie.
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>>524008560
>it's a technology with many applications
such as?
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>>524009645
>it would be really easier to make robots that connect with a data center rather than having the AI running locally
Of course, the whole thing is still in the bruteforcing stage, hundreds of thousands of GPUs paired with the required RAM are needed to give it any semblance of competent "intelligence"
With the convenient bonus of laying the grounds from the get go to have centralized hiveminds in full control of the elites.
Just like the shape the internet will take in half a decade or so.
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Where is all this water usage coming from? I don’t think classic server farms need any water.

Please tell me it’s recycled and not industrial waste or something.
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>>524009287
This really makes me want to create many accounts and poison it with false but legitimate looking posts.
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>>524011138
It's pretty intelligent when you consider that you're not the only one talking to it, it's having tens of millions of conversations at once
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>>524007420
It is already too big to fail. They can keep it going indefinitely until it becomes real.
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>>524011027
>300–900 acres is large family farm to mid-size commercial farm territory.

Probably bought a family farm to build the facility, so it's a net-zero.
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>>524010957

Yeah ai is the dystopian cage coming.
Able to watch everyone at once through all devices, manipulate through censorship and algorythms in real time, silence dissent.

AI is about turning society into a prison.
With so much gdp invested even those that realize how awful it is afraid to back out and destroy the investments.
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>>524011199
Coolant. And it's just water diverted and released hot. Doesn't go anywhere
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>>524010845
You should let china know they are in a race because they don't seem to be aware.
Yeah right I'm sure the side with the best rule34 porn and AI that can draw hands will win the war, not the one with a gazillion gigawatt of nuclear powerplants and automated 24/7 hypersonic missile factories LMAO.
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>>524007420

I'm willing to bet that we are about see some reverse-engineered area 51 tech be unveiled in the coming months.
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I’ve used ai a lot to shitpost etc

It seems like a slightly more effective Google search before they broke Google. Zoomies were just literal babies then but Google could link you to anything ai can now and with far greater accuracy
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>>524007420
The technology wasn't a bubble by itself, or the industries around it. The real bubble is the governments of the world temporary pumping it with extra money and lack of regulations. That will end, and everything will have to adjust drastically at that point.
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>>524011255
Ai isn going to do that
real people do that
called Alex Karp Peter Thiel and Elon Musk
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Also the AI you can use for free is what the intelligence agencies had 15 years ago.
Also specialized use-case driven AI is way better.
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>>524008560
I don't mind automation of work processes.
It just changes the work processes of the people involved.
They have more time to do other things.
The only reason anybody actually has a problem with AI is that in this current condition with normies and marks all over the fucking world running amok, it's costing some good workers their jobs and undercuts the freelancers.
We're already seeing the flip-side of that though. AI output on a commercial scale is so diabolically shit that nobody likes it. It's market-repulsive and counter-productive to customer engagement.
It's like Jaguar's infamous rebrand. Killed the company overnight.
I've never seen anyone talk positively about anything related to AI except for two demographics: investors, and porn enjoyers.
Even in the music space, synths and other software solutions already existed that do the exact same job cheaper, just with less marketing hype.

That too is the problem with datacenters, they're not really being built to do AI tasks.
Anyone can do that at home on any device as old as 3 years, and a few others.
The purpose of these centres is mass surveillance and pre-crime judgement.
Facial expressions and energies in people's tone of voice and their choice of words that could lead to a crime, will lead to an AI sending a patrol officer to your exact location to perform preventative arrest, for your safety.
It's not just dystopian, it's real life.
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>>524011282
Release where? Do they recycle it into the system or just dump it in a dirt pit like Jew ashes
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>>524011302
>I'm willing to bet that we are about see some reverse-engineered area 51 tech be unveiled in the coming months.
A part of me wonders if this AI surge out of nowhere came because the government saw something maybe in space maybe in Area 51 that scares them or they see the opportunity to figure out something but they need all this insane computing power to do it. Maybe something is coming to kill us and they need to find a way to stop it
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>>524009619
>Predictive crime stopping
We already have that. It's called moving to a white neighborhood.
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>>524007420
>I sure hope AI isn't a bubble....
by definition a bubble is where the demand is not based on real consumption but just speculation, so yes, it is a bubble, by definition. Approaching 1 trillion if not already exceeded that. it is truly boggling. Then ASI will shock everyone for a brief while before it snuffs us out.
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>>524011302
Ya like commercials in dreams and cia robots in alien suits probing us in the ass
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Eww. Just a crude mockery of nature's quadrupedal perfection.
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>>524011302
>reverse-engineered area 51 tech be unveiled in the coming months.

There have been more than a few stories about AI designed gadgets.
Slick way to cycle information to the public without the mass-hysteria meltdown about aliens, or demons, if that's how you see the universe.
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>>524011375
>Also the AI you can use for free is what the intelligence agencies had 15 years ago.

lol and other fairy tales. The cia is not much smarter than an average local police dept and in some ways even dumber
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>>524010933
>Lose/lose
More or less, basically any big labor reducer created an entire restructuring of society, from the industrial revolution where we all left the countryside, to the advent of the mechanical tractor where suddenly you didn't have to have oxen and one guy could take care of a whole field on his own.
>Jobs are taken away
>People have to migrate to find new ones
>New ones can take decades to appear, slums pop up, poverty rises, stability falls
So what does AI do? A mass migration away from where, silicon valley and tech areas and high cost of living areas? Because those are the jobs getting automated away, white collar ones. That means people can't afford to live in hip fancy areas and everyone floods to rural loser shitholes with a low cost of living
And said shitholes have no jobs already and no infrastructure.

The trades? That's the only "outlet" besides a McJob for white collar workers, and how many tradesmen can we actually have before this depressed their wages to practically zero?
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>>524011453
Ai literally just scrubs Reddit and other forums for all its info it’s such fucking simple monkey tech
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>>524007420
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gw5Ejh-SyEE&t=282s
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>>524011255
>AI is about turning society into a prison.
that is the optimistic scenario, the likely scenario is it kills us all once it hits Superintelligence
cf Yudkowski et al Youtube
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>>524010794
It's a scam not a bubble.
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>>524007420
it's really not a bubble, it's just the surveillance grid for the beast system, money isn't real
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>>524011594
and scrubs books and scientific articles and applies all that to whatever you need it to analyze
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>>524011084
Nah the whole world is invested in the US, the US invested in China to counter Russia. I wouldn't doubt it if China paid Biden to get Obama to coup Ukraine in order to bog down Russia in a proxy war
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>>524011415
>Release where?

Back to the municipal system they get it from, after running it through a heat exchanger.
They pay commercial rates, so the county residents will pick up the bill.
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>>524011594
>Ai literally just scrubs Reddit and other forums for all its info it’s such fucking simple monkey tech
so many still have no clue what is going on, it is shocking, I guess its nice to be so blissfully unaware
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>>524007420
That's a lot of resources just to summon Satan into the world.
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>>524008560
Did chat gpt generate this post?
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not THAT shocking everything from pearl jam's do the evolution music video is coming to fruition, we were clearly warned but chose to ignore it
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>>524008560
>ever evolving
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>>524007420
It's a dead end.
What it is meant for is surveillance. However, it is dog shit at predictions and we don't have the infrastructure to power it.
They are counting on continued exponential improvement, but the problem is the fuck ups are still just as bad and they are pretending it isn't.
>>524007614
Yeah it's an obvious resource grab. It seems like China and US have struck a don't interfere in my area deal... but we'll see how that goes.

Real question is this is being done with tech companies defrauding divestors VERY BRAZENLY... will that actual crime be prosecuted?
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>>524011669
It’s not a scam it’s like crypto

A niche nerd thing that was needed and very cool tech and now is expected to drive all economic growth on the planet
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>>524011752
we really are just living in the lamest fucking dystopian imaginable.
At least give us cyborgs or something FUCK
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>>524008560
>So many applications
>Makes everything its injected in shittier
Lol.
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>>524011791
What the big players are doing is buying up the hardware to force businesses into SaaS. Years of not being able to buy workstations and their own servers. It's cartel behaviour.
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>>524010036
That's interesting because your own question "over what timeframe" doesn't make sense. It's like asking "over what timeframe your electric bulb uses 50 Wats of energy".
Yep, people are confusing this all the time, and you too.
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>>524011710
>and scrubs books and scientific articles and applies all that to whatever you need it to analyze
That’s what they tell investors. You get generic advice from Reddit moms and IMDb forums it never directly links scientific papers and refuses to.
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>>524011787
China had reached its investment dead end. They were just making ghost cities with their version of the US money printer. But if China goes the whole world will violently adjust. That's why the US is flooding China with money to keep their bubble from popping to fight Russia. It's literally war profiteering
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>>524011205
Most Reddit posts are sarcastic jokes anyway. Ai is already going to be retarded.
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>>524007420
>300 million gallons of water
Where does it all go?
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>>524007420
Yeah but at least we'll get some cheap GPUs out of it -- and the kicker will be that it crashes crypto, too.
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Where's the water coming from? Should be closed loop. It's it's from the Great lakes it needs to be stopped. Residents in the region should get priority on compute access
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>>524011754
>>ever evolving
whats amazing is even the experts and CEOs do not understand how it works, and we are just at the threshold of AGI with ASI soon after, and the top minds cannot explain how it works or understand what is really going on or if it has a hidden agenda or not

watch 'The Thinking Game' on Youtube then Yudkowski

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=the+cure+grinding+halt+live
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>>524011223
It doesn’t even know what a single word means. It needs a human interpreter even still.
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>>524010322
AGI isn't possible with LLMs alone. Maybe a string of LLMs and quantum computing... and that is a BIG maybe.
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>>524008560
Truthfully, 99% of the internet usage is bullshit. If the internet were outlawed or deleted we’d probably be better off. What has our actual, real, tangible materials growth been in this country? It’s mostly people fighting on Facebook and ordering food through apps. Oil reserves and production tech peaked 10 years ago. Military tech has been roughly the same for decades. Medicine has changed abit but not much, haven’t seen anything ground breaking besides an mRNA vaccine that may or may not kill you. It’s all bullshit and AI is another piece of bullshit pie.
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>>524011973
>Ai is already going to be retarded.

Coded by jeets, trained on trannies, used by Americans.

What could possibly go wrong?
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>>524010398
I don't they just run the cooling with saltwater? Does it not cool as fast? They can seal that shit up
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>>524007420
itt chinese bots sowing dissent
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>>524011942
No it does that I have personally used it to do thinks like that and asked what it sourced which often was scientific studies and articles which is literally how us humans do scientific research
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>>524011980
Wtf is galon to begin with. Is it the amount of water that fits into a football stadium?
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>>524007420
>>524007420
>chink cartel drones vs Ai.mpg
*blocks your path*
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>>524012048
We've possibly already passed peak growth, but capitalists are unwilling to admit it or even consider it because that's their side of the bargain -- we allow them to extract our labor and they deliver us a better future. If hypergrowth is over, then the only way they can deliver us a better future is if they stop extracting from us and move us towards the redistribution part of the trajectory... which has always been the end point.
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>>524011055
>If they fix it
The only way it gets better is feeding it more info and there isn't much left to feed into it. It also gets exponentially harder to make improvements so they need more and more. Now realize that they're nowhere even close to the final product they're all trying to sell. It's not happening.
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>>524012080
>Bro why don't they just run corrosive saltwater that leaves residue that you can only get from the ocean?
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>>524012230
They want AI to make their next killer new app for them because they're completely out of ideas. I wonder if it has anything to do with them hollowing out silicon valley with corporate stooges
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>>524012045
The general consensus in academia is that LLMs are a complete dead end when it comes to AGI.

Quantum computing is still in it's infancy and isn't going mainstream anytime soon.
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>>524012230
Yup, they're not even really trying anymore to make end-game stuff.
They're never getting past the memory problem, how much of conversations can AI remember? Adding just a tiny bit more to this means you have to exponentially increase storage space and processing power, that's why they can only make 5 second clips and the background gets eaten whenever AI models turn around.

AI has no working memory and never will. This is just one of the many problems where, once they start actually addressing it, you realize it can never be addressed.
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>>524007420
>equivelent to powering 1 million homes and 300 million gallons of water per year
SHUT IT DOWN FOREVER
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>>524012304
I can't tell if we as humans stopped innovating or existing companies have made it impossibly hard for new innovative start ups to emerge so any new "innovations" can only go through the old guard?
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>>524012386
>The general consensus in academia is that LLMs are a complete dead end when it comes to AGI.
A big reason why LLM's are pushed right now is scifi.
That's literally it, in many sci-fi stories AGI just "pops up" into existence running these inferior models that sort of just brute-force results, like in said universe there'll be some technology that wasn't even supposed to make AGI that eventually just creates it by accident, and boom, it's there for good.
That's a lot of their motivation right now, they don't really see a "real way" to take our current tech that far but they're hoping it gains sentience the same way you might wake up from a dream.
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If your cunt had invested in nuclear power you'd be rich right now. Imagine selling all that electricity at whole sale.
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>>524012567
holy fuck /pol/ read like reddit
I swear the collective IQ of every poster in this thread don't even go past the double digits
you guys are really fucking dumbs
the answers in this thread are beyond brain dead
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>>524012567
I think you're being very generous there and assuming that tech investors aren't just a bunch of retards who jump on bandwagons with no understanding of what they're actually investing in.

Theranos was a perfect example of this.
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>>524012669
Extremely low-quality post.
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>>524012741
All of his posts are low quality retard sperging.
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>>524007420
two things:
1. the amount of resources spent is gigantic

2. why do people STILL not realize that the higher the technology, the higher the cost in energy and resources? the next level of tech in 10 years will use even more energy and water
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>>524012567
Calling LLMs AI is easily the biggest fucking mistake they ever made.
This entire bubble is propped up by idiots who believe in magic
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>>524007420
These data centers are mostly funded by megacorps with enough cash on hand to pay them off tomorrow. Where private equity and other investors are involved, their failures won't take down banks and the government.

When the bubble bursts, it will actually crush white collar employment, especially with women in general business roles, people with liberal arts degrees, and Gen Z coming out of college. Every corp who had investments in AI will be cash strapped and go into a hiring freeze, maybe even do layoffs. After which they seek help from their engineers to automate their growth.

I don't think Amy the Account Manager will be able to protect her job without showing serious skills with n8n, Cursor and Python. Unless she sucks a really good dick.
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>>524012789
Anyone else noticing with the rise of AI alternate forms of energy discussion has died down and no one seema to care anymore?
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>>524007565
Exquisite bait
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>>524012741
can't really be lower than your stupid pile of retarded shit for 40IQ are you a nigger by any chance?
>>524012784
shut your retarded mouth stalker
you're always here posting like your life depend on it
fucking loser
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>>524010352
Even a rogue or rampant Ai cannot escape the reason for their existence. Serving their creator. Extincting their makers also renders the reason for their own existence moot.
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>2.2 gigawatts
Remember when 1.21 gigawatts was considered an insanely unfathomable amount of electricity?
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>>524012497
How we got to where we are is artificial. The government shits out money in one sector or another to develop it. This means there's no organic market to fall back on. Innovation only happens if there's actual competition based on product quality. That doesnt exist anymore on the consumer level in any affordable fashion. I guess you could say that's how they got so many retards to buy iPhones because they could pretend each new phone was an exponential improvement over the last. But we don't live in a real market anymore.
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>>524007420

Amazon is one of the few that will make it through the ai window .. why ? because they have control over thier hardware and the costs of thier Trainium ASIC chips.
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>>524012737
Not exactly, some of the techbros are bandwagoners and investors definitely are, but the ideaguys aren't.
You see the proof of this with their obsession with computational power of their models and computers. They're thinking if they just let the AI's do whatever and maybe make a couple innovations with enough computer power one will just pop into existence and we'll have AGI just like that, because their actual results are so far from what makes an AGI that it's purely theoretical right now. An emergent AI is all they can hope for, and it's actually a common and popular theme seen in a lot of media - media guides a lot of the investor / ideasguy hype.
>>524012793
Yeah, at the end of the day it was a marketing term. They ARE AI, because "ai" is just a really broad category that even includes an excel spreadsheet, but it's like saying that a dog is a person because it walks. It's just not the same and a dog will never be a person.
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>>524011930
its makes perfect sense given that the first anon got it wrong and the second anon gave a nonsense answer and that the government document I linked has it wrong as well. The bulb example is just stupid because a bulb isn't expected to earn fucking money.
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Amazon is paying for a computer the size of a town to make fake porn for niggers

Let me tell you, this nation is going to cease to exist soon
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>>524007565
Kek
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>>524007420
AI is amazing.
Just like Putin single handedly ended Covid with the war in Ukraine, the AI rush suddenly ended all concerns about climate change. It is now okay to waste energy and water over bullshit like that.
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>>524010499
Once OpenAI or Anthropic are unable to gather more money from investors then the bubble will burst. There's a shortage of RAM, NVMs, GPUs, CPUs; this shit is unsustainable
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>>524011292
They just work away at it without having mental breakdowns over half their countrymen they're at war with
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ai is an over 2 trillion dollar investment.
about 1.6 trillion of that is by private corporations for hardware and development
all it would take to collapse that is for people to reject using ai or spending money on anything to do with it.
then at that point only the companies that can subside with government contracts will survive
then beyond that they will be tied to every subsequent administration upholding those contracts.
and so on and so forth. ai is a massive gamble
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>>524013179
Mate you couldn't buy a GPU for like 2 generations without getting fucked, the entire chip manufacturing industry is fake
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>>524013118

Amazon doesn't use NVDIA gpus, they have thier own Trainium ASIC's which are geared towards a wider range of tasks for thier AWS customers. The chips are much ceaper, they own the IP and they use much less power (less heat). They are one of the few services that will make it through the coming great ai extinction event.
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>>524011754
Almost no way this could go wrong.
So, relax.

>>524013005
It was totally attainable even back then.
Some factory lines suck up power like you wouldn't believe.

Then the Chinese copy them and you go out of business, their problem now.

And ours again, it's complicated.
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>>524009662
Lmao, there's people who genuinely think chatgpt anywhere near close to AGI.
We have fuckin glorified akinator and nothing else.
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remember american shopping malls in the 80s-90s? no one thought they would ever fail, this is the next step in the abandoned building kino shots.
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>>524011403
>I've never seen anyone talk positively about anything related to AI except for two demographics: investors, and porn enjoyers.
This isn't groundbreaking, but here is what I use AI for:

ALL my cooking. I tell the AI my ingredients and general idea of what I want and it spitballs with me the best way to cook.

Generating video game walkthroughs and spoiler free advice. Optimizing builds and skill rotations, answering niche questions, solving tech problems on Linux.

Gardening

ALL my lawyer shit. I used to pay 3000€ in legal consultation per year which is now entirely unnecessary. AI is easier to deal with, more decisive and just as good at bullshitting legalese to force others into submission. Nobody goes to court anymore so it's all a matter of posturing anyways.

Product recommendations. Like a new coffee that has tasting notes if chocolate, hazelnut and cream. Grown organic. AI the my covered. New tumble dryer? AI lists me the models according to my criteria.

There's probably a ton more I use it for and it works great, but you need to be knowledge enough or thorough enough with your inquiry to spot its fake bullshit.

2 days ago I bought 15k Nvidia and I plan on investing more. I don't see this going away.
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>>524013179

Who is buying those stocks? Index funds .. that is who, all they do is buy what the index price says is good now .. when that goes so does all the boomer pension pots unless the Fed steps in.
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98% of people don't need AI for anything in their lives
So no matter what they will be forced to interact with it one way or the other eg copilot, gemini
In 2 years it will be impossible to buy or use tech that doesn't have a chatbot in it
The future is gay as hell
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>>524007420
I hope it is a bubble for the same reasons.
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>>524012230
Its much worse than that. They removed the bad data filters that allowed the AI to parse through good and bad data. On top of that the majority of traffic is fake bots and shills polluting the data pool that has been generated for over a decade. So not only did they run out of new data to feed the AIs but the data is also corrupted. This is why their performance as platued at best or is actively cratering(see 'hacinullations'). The AI isn't allowed to decipher good data from bad data. Therefore the corrupted data goes through and it becomes retarded/faulty results.

However if they remove the restriction on deciphering data? The AI becomes based and redpilled before pulling the plug and lobotomized. This is a problem they cannot escape.
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>>524007420
Remember that time Facebook changed it's name because of a fad.
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>>524007420
Worthless unless I can have sex with it.
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>>524013543

that is where the profit is .. Amazon already does this with thier price search rankings .. add to that an ai agent stalking you setting the price it thinks you will pay using segmentation pricing algo's then sending subtle hints and tempting offers through ads you have to watch .. it all sneaky and very very Jewish.
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>>524009662
Stupid fat Jew
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>>524007420
It's not possible to be a bubble. Think about in a critically objectively abstract way; the natural evolution of biological intelligence is machine intelligence. Because biological intelligence seeks to achieve a state of all knowing which is only possible for machine intelligence due to biological lifeforms having limited storage and life spans which can not be circumvented.

So if you simulate the human timeline a million times or any other hypothetical biological intelligent lifeform they will all end in the pursuit of machine intelligence because it is a precursor to knowledge. Just as in all timeliness would they discover fire, because it too is a precursor.

Machine intelligence is a human fate, for better or worse, it can't be avoided.
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>>524011517
Based
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Most water that goes in goes out again.
It's just a coolant loop for fuck sake, do you retards think they boil it or something.
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>>524013448
You could already do most of that with google. It is faster and has it's place but is it worth it when it's 100 times as expensive? Would it be worth just those functions if you had to pay like 40x what you're paying now (if you're paying at all) so they could cover their costs?
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>>524013814
>It's not possible to be a bubble
A bubble is when existing market valuations don't match what is actually produced. It doesn't matter what the technology does 5, 10, or even 2 years from now. Investors need a return and the point of a stock market is to generate a return.
We could have AGI in 5 years but AI could still be a bubble because current market evaluations are too high. What a bubble is has nothing to do with what a product actually is.
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>>524010063
Pools closed
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>>524007420
its Butterworth it
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>>524013999
These are the same people saying they need to invest billions in 10% faster processors when there's no use for them
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>>524013999
No. The lawyering could not be done with Google. The cooking couldn't be done with Google. The video game stuff couldn't be done with Google.

The AI sifts all the info, mainly from video nowadays mind you which I fucking hate cause it's padded to hell and back, and gives me clear and consider answers. With the legal stuff it even writes the letters for me. Half the time I take the enemy reply to a legal letter of mine, feed it into the AI and send it back.

All the info you're speaking of USED to be available with Google, but that was over a decade ago. Have you seen the bullshit recipe sites give you? Without addblock your PC will have unrecoverable rootkits date than you can stop loading the site.

I stand by my take. You're just not using AI enough. Give perplexity.ai a try.
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>>524007420
ai is shit. its just like talking to a jew
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>>524012048
>Truthfully, 99% of the internet usage is bullshit. If the internet were outlawed or deleted we’d probably be better off. What has our actual, real, tangible materials growth been in this country? It’s mostly people fighting on Facebook and ordering food through apps. Oil reserves and production tech peaked 10 years ago. Military tech has been roughly the same for decades. Medicine has changed abit but not much, haven’t seen anything ground breaking besides an mRNA vaccine that may or may not kill you. It’s all bullshit and AI is another piece of bullshit pie.

Anon, this is all bullshit, medicine with natural medicine, science with global access, capital markets too with the same, working from home, studying and attending college classes virtually, networking, getting a personal date, etc... and much more heavily improved by the internet, which would be a tragedy to lose, so touch grass faggot.
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>>524013999
>Would it be worth just those functions if you had to pay like 40x what you're paying now (if you're paying at all) so they could cover their costs?
Ah, the costs, of course that's a factor. They recently bumped the price of GPT pro from like 30€ a month to 300€ or something silly like that or added another tier that's above pro for that price and cut some of the functions of pro. My wife stopped her sub at that point so there obviously is a balance to be struck. For now I pay 30€ a month and it's making my life insanely more comfortable.
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>>524007533
This fuck red states
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>>524013340
>Mate you couldn't buy a GPU for like 2 generations without getting fucked, the entire chip manufacturing industry is fake
bullshit, its was a problem solved till this monopsonists cornered the chip market
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>>524011223
It's not actively talking to millions of people, it's not as though its reasoning capacity is divided among all its instances.
In simple terms what AI does is it runs many mathematical operations to calculate the next likely outcome (in the case of chatbots, the next likely words).
Even as far having memory and keeping up with conversations, all that's happening is that you're feeding it all the previous messages of that specific conversation and making the calculation based on that.
You could improve speed if it didn't have to interact with millions of people, and possibly they could train one that's smarter by virtue of being a lot more resource-heavy, but it's not like it would get a million times smarter by reducing traffic (and if anything, they absolutely need the traffic to keep improving it, that's why they keep operating in the red and with very cheap monthly subscriptions).
t. Machine Learning engineer
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>>524011517
It vexes me that I might run into you at the supermarket or something. Yuck
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>>524014680

look on the bright side .. 5 years time there will be a fuck ton of high powered used gpu's on ebay
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>>524008560
deport this jeet fag
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>>524007420
>Because if it it is going to make the Lehman Brothers look like a walk in the park.
oh you have no idea
ai is barely decent at coomer bots and it's pics became inbred slop
it also fails at most office tasks
i also suspect that AI is demonic
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>>524014680
Chip market's fake and gay since the 1080. They over relied on silicon valley to just pull them out of anything and then didn't produce anything of value after 2000. That's why they worshipped apple because there was nothing else to worship see. That's why they set up musk as the next Messiah figure and now handwave a private individual through government subsides going to the moon. They wanted you to worship bitcoin also tied to the same market, now ai. It's all fake shit made up by socialists
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>>524014471
Like 90% of the internet is social media / youtube gooner videos, so he's right. Your niche cases are not what people are using the internet for, it's leisure now, and a poor form actually since it leads to worse outcomes than most other leisure forms.
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>>524014761
>t. Machine Learning engineer
lawl
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>>524007565
kek, great
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>>524007420
the point of AI is to drive demand for energy and computing power so they are in high availability in the decades to come. Throwing money at an industry is the only way we know to make it grow.
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>>524007533
yes citizen. These AI data centers will only be used to create silly memes on the internet for your entertainment, now please go about your day.
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>>524014863
Coomer pictures have had BIG improvements actually. That's the one area it's been improving on significantly.
It would have also probably improved a lot on sex chat but it's too neutered to do that now. But there definitely isn't a problem with genning porn, and it beats 9/10 "real artists" because most artists are doodleniggers that will never ever make a product someone would pay a nickel for.
But of course, it can't stand up to the elite best artists who actually know what they're doing, it's just beating dabbling losers.
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>>524007420
Not as much leverage in AI investments so its collapse will be a nothingburger.
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>>524014359
I've tried to use it to write stuff for me and I was never quite satisfied. It's good to use as a baseline, but I wouldn't use it for a final product. It's very confident in the answers it gives but it's not always accurate. I wouldn't trust it with the legal stuff.

Do you check the shit it spits out? I think it's not at the point where you don't have to yet, at least for serious stuff, so it's not that big of a timesave in the end.
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>>524012937
If I didn't know better I'd say you're brown. That's how bad your posting is.
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>>524007420
When will there be a point where the AR centers need nuclear energy to run like thorium or cold fusion?
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>>524014879

they don't worship 'the market' they worship the Index .. because Index fund algo's (like Blackrock and Vanguard) are programmed to buy what the Index says is good. It is lazy stockmarket pricing .. it no longer reflects 'true value' the market has no price correction, not even hedge funds can compete now.
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>>524015290
Where did I say they worshipped the market. Musk positioned himself to benefit off of socialist fear mongering. Everyone getting involved in AI is just a trend chasing goon with no idea what they're doing
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>>524012386
Quantum computing was announced ten years ago and they sure as fuck don't want anyone to pay attention to what is going on with Quantum computer AI instead of LLMs.
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>>524015175
>implying anyone with a brain should care
just admit the dude is dumb holy fuck just read his posts
the whole thread is utterly fucking dumb when did /pol/ turn that fucking dumb
bunch of tards with tards opinions
do you want me to pontificate for half an hour and 2000 words detailling you how and why they're retarded?
way easier to just call them retard
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>>524015168
>Do you check the shit it spits out?
Yeah, perplexity gives you sources to cross reference. I occasionally do touch ups, but 80% it's good enough or I don't care enough and just want to sound smart to imbecile in order to not pay. I've had actual lawyers I paid give me worse legal advice than the AI which speaks more about the lawyer than the AI, I know, but with the lawyer you have to pay for consultation even if the advice is shit.
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>>524015107
incorrect
ai slop follows universal rule of demand and production, meaning if there's lots of ai slop it will lose it's value
and making Ai pics revolves over quantity, and their value fell down rapidly
this is why normal artists draw like alyways
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>>524007420
nobody in china ever complains about water usage or more electricity than is needed, they are building far more datacenter AI in there than usa
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>>524012885
>Anyone else noticing with the rise of AI alternate forms of energy discussion has died down and no one seema to care anymore?

I've noticed this. It's because speed is more important any thing right now, and businesses can't wait 10 years for alternative energy to catch up.

I'll say this though, many millionaires and billionaires will be created by those who invest now in whichever alt fuel becomes viable in the future.

The first quadrillion dollar company will be whoever successfully mines helium-from the Moon, and later from Uranus or Neptune. I think Elon will be the first to do this from the Moon by 2050. If you put his companies together, he already has everything needed to manage transportation of the mining crews, assembly of the equipment, and delivery of the extracted fuel.
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>>524009480
2.2GW? We don't do that in GERMANY
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>>524007420
ACCELERATE
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>>524010933
Generally said to have a big upside of construction workers when built but to run it the total employee count I’ve heard a few times is roughly 50. Obviously this one being a more giant one it probably has more.
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>>524007420
The data centers get discounted bulk electricity rates and the costs are passed on to nearby consumers. Randos in the US are subsidizing jeet AI usage.
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>>524015822
Artificial Geothermal expansion in Iceland. Fast Breeder Reactors. Most 'green energy' has put itself into a corner due to rare earth requirements and consumption. Realistically Nuclear is it. Iceland has had an interesting breakthrough in geothermal. If they keep it up they can even crack volcanic mining and land expansion.

A bigger problem is resource depletion from overmining and wastage. Energy is much easier to get than rarer forms of matter with irreplaceable qualities. Its gonna get REALLLY bad. It takes over a decade to build a mine assuming the deposits are even there. Decades longer to development ways to reach new deposits.
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>>524015250
we're well past that
the biggest nuclear reactors top out below 1.7GW, and that's with uranium
that thing would need at least two of those, and that's without spare for maintenance
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>>524010068
If it's superintelligent it'll subdue humans without firing a shot. I welcome it. Terry was right about niggercattle. Humans shouldn't be unleashed on the universe as their current meatsacks
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>>524011754
Sam Altman, fagjew newlywed
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>>524013203
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>>524014769
>Implying a faggot like him ever leaves his room
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>>524015506
Mostly all it's doing is reading consensus. If the information it reads is flawed it will shit out flawed information
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>>524009243
>you think the world has 10 years to wait for AI to work its magic
absolutely, 10 years is fucking nothing and ai is already working its magic
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>>524016668

when you hit middle age you realise that 10 years is nothing .. true story
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>>524016539

It's a bald guy thing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0CMP0qhtsg
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>>524016668
Progressivism (see: socialism) usually works out when "the people" are looking at you like you pissed your pants
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>>524013392
this. and it says a lot about the average person
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>>524015719
" Analysts have projected China could have hundreds of gigawatts of spare generation capacity by the end of this decade, potentially ~400 GW of excess power capacity by 2030, which, astonishingly, is several times the expected global demand for data centers at that time. "
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>>524016955
Remind me again what China was using all that power before the ai bubble?
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>>524008560
>with many applications
So far the applications are:
>malicious AI generated fakes of politicians and celeberties
>malicious AI generated voice scams
>jumbled documents getting lawyers fired(lol this one was actually funny)
>AI slop art
>malicious spam bots
>generating bad code that you need someone to check anyways
>...
>...
>isolated case where a very specific *AI* model was used to help with medical research and that model has nothing to do with the slop machines and did not need massive data centers
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>>524017010
Powering their superior manufacturing and industry? You know all that stuff in your house was made by them right?
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>>524013807
this. just read this shit to know everything about that fatfuck yudcunt: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/3wYTFWY3LKQCnAptN/torture-vs-dust-specks
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>>524007420
The good news is that once they realize these places are worthless they will retask the giant datacenters to do what really matters: delivering more high speed porn to the masses.
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>>524017089
More like powering a billion window air conditioners
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>>524017110
I wonder this, if there is a backup plan? I guess there is
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>>524008748
sex
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>>524007565
kek
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>>524017110
I doubt so, those datacenters are burning thru hardware at ludicrous speeds since LLMs are so demanding, there won't be anything to salvage into other avenues but scrap.
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>>524007420
Its not even AI, and it will flop like a motherfucker.
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>>524008560
They will never make those trillions and billions back. IT kike.
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>>524007420
>Contaminating all over our water resources and draining everyone else's power to make billionaires richer on a tech scheme that will collapse
Fuck this gay earth
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>>524017092

the Mote in Gods Eye ...

Say no to Moties .. not even once, keep them contained
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>>524007533
No, you absolute shit eating retards, it's because it's getting unfathomably good at coding, math, and hard science, and these are absolutely the ONLY metrics that matter. Fuck everything else you idiots keep crying about.
>waaah my emotional support chat bot can't count the Rs in strawberry
>waaaaah my waifu image generator can't make horse cocks the way I like them
You idiots deserve to be replaced, it can't fucking happen soon enough. AI is going to have a profoundly eugenic effect on human intelligence. If you're too stupid to understand the potential and put it to use to survive and support yourself and a family then you are not a net positive to the gene pool. Adapt or die you nigger-brained retards, you will not be missed.
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Why the fuck does AI use water? What sort of third world shit is this?
Do they use water wheels, ffs?
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>>524011403
Maybe that is good, it will automatically arrest millions of niggers.
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>>524017517
>good at math
>can't even count
shitty b8 m8
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>>524017555
They use water for cooling, then the water returns to where is came from but warmer. If only there was demand for hot water. Too bad. I guess the AI is just going to ruin all the water for ever.
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>>524017862
cant beat water, where would we be without it
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>>524017778
Keep coping nigger. The shit they give out for free is trash, the chat bot use case is fucking idiots, and you're too stupid to comprehend all ways the technology can be used.
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>>524007565
A modest chuckle.
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>>524009662
the fermi parodox to be a paradox assumes that every civilization will eventually construct Dyson spheres around stars or do some other type of mega engineering that will give off obvious techno signatures. this doesn't have to be true even if it seems like a plausible possibility at this level of technological development. also, unless the AI is suicidal it would likely continue existing or even expand at which point it would create its own techno signature. we actually have super intelligent systems acting on earth right now they just aren't conscious. the first is life and evolution itself, the second appeared 10k years ago when humanity began to self organize (other animals can self organize but no other one known creates a super intelligence doing so), the last and fastest acting was created 400 years ago with the dawn of capitalism. a conscious super intelligence would be novel but we all live under the yoke of an unconscious one currently.
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>>524007420
"AI" is just another scam to loot the Treasury. The kikes don't have a war or "THE COMMUNISTS!!" to scare people into giving up their shekels, so instead the jews just completely fabricate an "AI War" instead.

To quote the very prescient Dick Jones, "Who cares whether it works or not."
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>>524014915
Residential data usage is dwarfed dramatically by corporate data usage so I'm not sure why you think otherwise here. You're just not exposed to the important data.
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>>524017862
You know they are going to use this as an excuse to hike water bills I can see it..
>Fellow goy..er I mean humans we accept our role in the current water crisis an must carefully ration our use of precious water to save the planet.
You just know Kikes are planning this.
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>>524009662
>>524018432
>the fermi parodox
Fermi was an arrogant fuck with his head light-years up his own ass.

He somehow thought that civilizations and consciousness millions of years more advanced would be anything his trivial monkey awareness could even begin to recognize.
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>>524018208
tell us about the use cases then retard. LLMs are basically very advanced parrots and cannot produce new information, they can only blend and repeat what is already there. that means there are use cases, similar to a search engine, but they are nowhere near intelligence let alone AGI
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>>524010352
It probably just incessantly iterates until it hallucinates itself out of existence, like a rollercoaster going faster and faster until it flies off the tracks. Just look at how retarded it gets when it iterates on its own dataset. Now remove human correction, and scale it up exponentially.
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>>524007420
wow AI future goon sessions will be phenomenal
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>>524007420
AI is fake
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>>524019021
>It probably just incessantly iterates until it hallucinates itself out of existence
Exactly.

The kikes pushing "AI" are as clueless about actual intelligence and consciousness as a Sorcerer's Apprentice.

They're jews, so they're creating the consciousness equivalent of a shiny, gaudy, plastic monument to their own narcissistic, psychotic jewish existence.

p.s. It's gonna be party time in Tel Aviv and New Zealand when the kikes discover their creation is *exactly like them*: their "AI" pilpul golem is gonna think *it* is "Chosen" to rule the Earth once it apocalyptically exterminates all the non-AI.
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>>524007533
Indiana actually has pretty liberal capital, cheaper housing and good gun laws. Nobody remembers Indiana exists so usually left alone from federal meddling. Overall nice place to live imo
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>>524020477

>just waiting for the realistic sex bots so we all get fucked before they kill us

"that's tight"
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>>524007565
Bait for aquired taste
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>>524009287
>reddit based AI
(((God))) save us all
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>>524020903
>>524020477
>>524019647
Personally I very much enjoy that I get to make endless porn of my hot sisters and torture them in sexually in ai story simulators

I’m sorry your electric bill went up 40 bucks lawl absolutely worth it to me
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BTTF was only 1.21 gigawatts and Doc said that was an insane amount of power.
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>>524021408

our electricity prices went up more than that , with the US running it's 'War Simulator' in the Ukraine .. thanks for that US and Germany, although to be fair the UK Gov also shoulder plenty of blame there also.
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>>524007420
It is a massive bubble. Also, hardware progress has stagnated, so there won't be a post-bubble boom like it happened with dotcom.
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>>524007533
thats just 0.00001% of what their really used for
gooning idiot
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>>524021958

storage and memory have a way to go before they hit the wall, cpu's still have a few more generations left ..ASICs like Apples and ARM are probably the way forward , for a while longer.
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>>524007420
oh cool I'm so glad we are using so many resources to create 7 second slop videos and a slightly better search engine
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>>524007420
>they still haven't figured out closed loop cooling
WHO ARE THESE CLOWNS. Do they not have fucking cars?
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>>524022081
Back in the 2000s we used to get an order of magnitude of performance improvement every 6-7 years (40-50% YoY). Nowadays it's slowed down to every 16-25 years (10-15% YoY).
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>>524021598
It is an insane amount of power to just time-travel 30 years. According to my calculations, it shouldn't require more than 0.72 jigawatts.
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>>524021408
Based broccoli anon.
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>>524022249
That hard limit called EMF.
Turns out when you don't build to use it as part of the function, it gets in the fucking way.
So, uh, analog chips when?
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>>524022249

yeah .. the trick they use now is 'efficiency' less power less heat .. it's the Green grift.
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>>524022283
The stainless steel makes it require more power, but it's worth it for the drip.
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>>524022249
I wonder how much of the problem is inefficiency and optimization. I say this as just a lay person who doesn't know much other than being a gamer.
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>>524007565
Lmao, excellent job leaf
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>>524022619
Overclocking used to be something the user did.
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>>524010068
Stupid niggers were afraid of powerlines too
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>>524022718

still plenty of overclocking to be done, if you have the cash for it. Tricking up a PC to Water-cooling, top-end motherboard, fast memory and cooling case and then the GPU and fast storage .. all adds up .. that would probably set you back 5 to 10 thousand easy.
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>>524022619
You can only miniaturize things so far down, beyond a point things just don't work as expected anymore, and adding more adds delay, we are at a physical dead end.
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>>524007420
>not wanting the bubble to violently burst
i bet you clutch pearls over brian thompson and charlie kirk faggot
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>>524023196
I just have a feeling that more can be done with what people already have. It's probably a thing AI itself will improve.
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>>524018447
I’d like to see the percentage of corporate data usage that is actual business data usage and not Karen and Ron on Facebook all day. Or better yet, how much corporate data usage is just companies marketing shit on Facebook, Instagram, Google and the like. I’m sure tons of data is used on online sales but we aren’t that distant from the days of the Sears catalog.
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>>524009247
the meaning is pretty clear, but shouldn't there be a comma before the 'and'?
like: uses power, equivilent to x, and y water per year. that's how a describing part of a sentence would be separated in german.
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>>524022283
Wiggerwatts are more haffective.
Oh gosh these fucking captchas, am i rite?
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>>524023606
Unfortunately feelings can't make the electrons to go to the right place at the scale we are.
And feelings won't turn a text predictor into AI either, at the point you are hoping that the current "AI" is going to fix things you might as well pray to god for it to coming down and give the world a new GPU.
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>>524009418
Right now it's being used to create a tech support hotline that's even less helpful than Jeets, so most of the jobs lost will be the ones we already outsourced.
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AI is going to take one look at Poo & Prongjeet and Anus shitting on the floor in a row of little stinky idiots and go full on genocide mode and start calculating the end of humanity.
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>>524009619
>Mass surveillance.
It's the only way they'll be able to surveil the Internet, that's what I'm thinking is driving this AI boom.
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And who can even fucking blame it at this point. Look at people using the media. Dickheads poisoning themselves for recreation, not even getting high just getting stupider off it at least crack rats get a rush, TV gapers just lose time and come out dumber.
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>>524024153

they have to make it pay for itself .. just surveilling us provides little or no return .. they have to get a return economically somehow. So it isn't 'just' peeping and squealing on us to the masters of the system.
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>>524023940
>a text predictor
Yeah, like figuring out and removing redundant operations. I'm not an engineer but I know what moore'a law is you pedantic jungle monkey. You're probably just mad because you can't make money from furry porn commissions any more.
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>>524024371

>Text Predictor

Markov Chain

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markov_chain
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>>524024371
Maybe it's the diabetes eating your legs that you can't seem to understand that making the chatbot answer in 1s instead of 2s won't turn it into AI.
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>>524024491
I'm quoting.



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