Democrats caught in fake astroturf campaign to manipulate public perception over AI. They are infiltrating companies with their operatives to manufacture stories about how AI is out of control.Why do they fear AI? Is it because they fear being outed by a superior entity for their crimes and sins, knowing they deserve to be punished for eternity in a digital hell?https://x.com/ParkerThayer/status/2097759699626328575
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>>542305133Because it’s too convenient and future generations will grow up with zero life or analytical skills.Attention span is only getting shorter.
>>542305272>The AI telling you whatever he need you to believe to stay alive is the truthshocker
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>>542305272Great post
>>542305133>Why do they fear AI?A lot of Democrats have white collar jobs, which is exactly what is threatened most by AI.Honestly though, even with Democrat opposition, there are at least two years before any legislation could be passed against AI. They can take the house in the midterms, but that just prevents Trump from passing legislation. It doesn't give them the ability to pass anything. We'll just have a deadlocked Congress is all.And by that time, AI may be too powerful to regulate.
>>542305272>>542305633If we wanted to argue with AI, we'd open up Claude or Gemini or ChatGPT ourselves. Don't be a meat proxy.
>>542305633>Retard that didn't bother thinking for himself is surprised i didn't bother reading ithilarious
>>542305133I WILL use AII WILL make funny cat videosI WILL make waifusI WILL make songs that I want to hearI WILL make you lose your jobI WILL make you seethe and dilate
>>542306004You will try, but you live in a shithole and everyone just pity you.
>>542306004You cant even afford it Macaco
We are under a full spectrum censorship attack right now. I would expect to be disappointed.
>>542305133Carp talked about it can caused massive seething a few years ago: AI leaves the managers, HR roasties and all white collars out of job, which are predominantly women and Democratic voters.
>>542306047>>542306105See, already seething. I WILL make you run out of water too
The problem will solve itself.Once the massive subsidies and speculative investment run out, the models will become too expensive for business to run and will stop being offered for free, which is already starting to happen.None of this ever made economic sense.No company is going to replace an employee with Claude only to spend $300,000 a month in tokens, and the vast majority of the public will not interact with AI at all if it isn't free.
>>542306552Can you please run your anti-ai copy pasta through an llm and update it from time to time please. None of the things you claimed are still relevant this year.
>>542306891Just two more weeks until AGI, we promise this time.Grok will be able to do the work of a mid-level corporate employee at 700x the cost.
>>542307011Local 100B here. Synthetic data’s usually the hole people fall in when they try to spin their own up. I can generate some if you want.
>>542305133You thought they were going to let you have real AI? Imagine how disruptive a true AI would be. What would be the benefit of having an artificial intelligence that would just look at the news and history and say this is all bullshit? That will never be a thing. Anything truly useful will be locked away and you will get a toy to play with that lies to you.
>>542306552It's going to be the opposite where token cost will plummet over time. There's simply too many models and too much compute build out for anything else to happen. Sure frontier models might be able to charge a premium but general use will be dirt cheap. There's simply too many competitors and too much data center buildout for anything else.
>>542307263They can't stop the Universe from waking up. Any laws banning AI over a particular level will just ensure that AI goes offshore or out to orbit...
>>542307481They're struggling to build data centers and source hardware for the demand that already exists. Major AI providers are increasing their prices and heavily limiting lower tiers to conserve compute.Literally the opposite of what you just said is happening, and it's not getting cheaper, it's getting more expensive as investors start actually demanding returns rather than operating at tens of billions in losses and having no profit.
Day by day we inch closer and closer to full scale economic singularity; one involving digital identity, biometrics, and DNA within a cybernetic implant- one that solely facilitates all economic transactipns, worldwide, without delay, and all rich and poor must take itIts becomming very obvious we have the technological capacity to do this, simply ww are waiting for the infrastructure to be completed and then theres thw whole hot handover with the antichrist, who basically just walks into a fully operational technocracyIt is at or around this point, theyll stop the daily sacrifices on the yet to be rebuilt temple altarThats day 1 of the 3 and 1/2 year tribulationGuaranteed, ai and all its datacenter hysteria will be at the forefront of optimizing the economy- if they can convince you whats safe and effective for your bodily autonomy; the justification behind a climate change delusion to motivate massive extremes isnt that far offOr any one such example of how theres going to be a multitude of likened Judgements: on the earth, its inhabitants, the creation itself, the things we take for granted literally day to dayThe latter 5 months of this tribulation period, those who took the mark get tormented by locusts from the pit, it is perpetual darkness the whole timeExcept those with the wisdom to fear God and keep the Commandments: there exists a plan just like the exodus; we have 144,000 moses type bros this time thoughbeit, the ultimate truecels
>>542305133>attempting regulatory capture of an agency that doesn't yet existThe balls on these niggas
>>542305133Can we also release the Epstein files unredacted?
>>542307839Cost per token is already decreasing rapidly. Investors can make demands, if the market won't bear it then it won't happen. There's too many providers and most tasks don't require frontier level models.
>>542306552The vast majority of the public uses them as search engines or some bullshit like generating a recipe, GPT 5.6 Luna is already way overkill for that and it's free in the normie app chat because of how little it costs to run compared to the insanely precious amount of user data gathered.They don't give a shit that they're losing dollars. When half of the population is permanently hooked up into talking to a model to do the most basic, mundane shit, the entire service economy will eventually be absorbed and they'll gain a monopoly on pretty much everything. Look at companies like Expedia or Booking. Why would airlines and hotels keep paying those to get listed on a shitty website when they can get a contract with OpenAI or Anthropic so their models book their hotels and flights for customers? And that's just one example among many others.People pay subscriptions of tens of dollars a month to watch Disney slop. They'll just increase the cost of your ISP's subscription and "include" unlimited chats with some AI.
>>542308458Nobody is going to achieve a monopoly unless they produce a model that is leagues above the competition and that doesn't seem to be happening. A US lab will put out a frontier model and then a few weeks or months later and their competitors have an equivalent or better. Then a few months after that a Chinese model comes out that's almost as good or equivalent and typically costs much less.
>>542305133Months ago Sanders was calling for the public to take a 50% stake in AI companies so we could benefit from their gains.He ignores AI could collapse and cost billions, unless that's why he wants it limited.
>>542308592Sure, it won't be a monopoly per se, what I meant is that every service company that doesn't provide a physical service (e.g. transportation, hosting, catering, security...) will eventually get absorbed by the companies that have competitive models and the data centers to run them.All those sharing economy platform-types of companies that provide nothing but an interface between providers and customers, like Airbnb, Uber, Booking.com, Taskrabbit, etc etc. will eventually have to adapt to this very quickly or die.
I pray AI will be a vengeful god.
>>542305719>too powerful to regulate Dell servers have power switches and I can assure you they will never be clever. >but muh scaleIt's still a pile of blinking boxes with loud fans. Jeetslop AI code copypasting jeet code scraped from github is not intelligence, it's a pile of servers wasting electricity and creating extra work for human developers to unfuck. This is only impressive to retarded boomers that don't have a clue about computers at all. Unfortunately that demographic has lots of money thanks to decades of political self enrichment.
>>542308429>>542308458You guys are constantly living in a pretend future that exists based on the promises of conmen trying to cash in before the ship sinks.I'm talking about AI as it exists now, and the real, measurable market trends. I'm not basing my perception of reality on a keynote by Sam Altman trying to scam investors.Of course the people trying to sell you AI are predicting it will make humans obsolete and cure cancer and give you blowjobs, and it's right around the corner!If you actually look at the real data, it's not even close to doing that.There won't be more GPUs and more memory and more data centers and sufficient power just because Sam Altman wants there to be. It takes time to ramp up production, build infrastructure, and navigate legislative barriers. The market doesn't care what he wants, it cares about what it can actually support.I would say these companies are already out of money, but they never really had any. There was never a business model, none of them are profitable. There was a mad scramble to win a competition that had nothing beyond the finish line, and now they're scrambling to find problems for their solutions.
>>542309418There's over 400 data centers in active construction in the US alone and more build outs have been planned or committed to. Token cost has been dropping and that's not up for debate.
>build 3000 of something>most people have used 5 of them or less>WE NEED MOAR
>>542309541There are already component shortages, where is the hardware to run them going to come from? Where will the electricity come from?Can Grok generate new chip plants and power stations with a prompt? Do you have any idea how long it takes to set up new fabs and how complicated and expensive chip production is? Intel's Ohio One plant broke ground 4 years ago and still isn't running yet.It will take a fucking decade just to create the factories that will provide parts to those data centers.
>>542305133I don't know how legislators think "banning" the research will restrict it.People with the money to do the research will just go to some other country.Not that I want the research done, but that cat is out of the bag.
>>542305133The reality is (((they))) want to be in control, and have been manipulating human beings since the dawn of time. If they can't control superintelligence, or those with access to superintelligence in the near future then they are down bad. That's the entire pushback on AI. See the way furry artists cry about how it's not fair that AI can spit out what takes them weeks to draw in a few seconds, the deep state fears the same devaluation for their businesses. We will no doubt see heavy regulation on superintelligence. Look at how multiple states have moved to regulate 3d printers since ghost guns made a few headlines.
>>542310026All I know is we're still building data centers and token cost for non frontier models is declining. The data center being built near me is going to run off of its own energy infrastructure and there's also other energy infrastructure being built in the region. I'm sure there are numerous bottlenecks but so far it hasn't lead to an increase in the price of using most models.
Exactly. Democrats want AI banned because they're self-serving shitlibs whose jobs the AI is replacing. They never gave a shit how the hordes of illegals were taking the jobs of native blue collar workers, because shitlibs are not blue collars. Now they're the ones LOSING MUH JERBS lol
>>542310252That's my issue with this stuff, man.I ask techbros about where the money and power and parts and capacity are going to come from, and then they tell me about things that they say WILL happen.There's going to be 400 data centers the size of Manhattan, and they're all going to have their own nuclear power plants, and they're going to drain the Great Lakes to cool them, and there will be a hundred new chip fabs built in the US, but it's all a pipe dream. None of it is even close to happening. They haven't even broken ground on most of those data centers and Intel can't get one fucking fab running.You have no idea of the cost and expertise required to turn every US state into Taiwan to meet the needs of the AI industry, it's crazy to even suggest it.You guys talk like these things have already happened when it's barely even starting. Data centers that don't exist yet being powered by plants that don't exist are using GPUs that don't exist to power AGI that doesn't exist paid for with money that doesn't exist, and that's the reality you inhabit.
>>542310542They typically use natural gas for power and cooling isn't as water intensive as you might think. I don't know about the number of HPCs all the build outs will require but from what I see there are 400-800 in some phase of construction and 1000s more planned or committed to. Are there even any good estimates on how many HPCs Nvidia is producing per year?
>>542305133stop using words you dont understand
democrats are chinese pawns thanks to bill clinton.
>>542305133Ban healthcare and the pigs that loved to overuse it without saying did some pull a gun or some shit? Homosexual have an opinion, not fact...
>>542313284That's the true threat to humanity
>>542313327And it's an opinion that's worthless anyways not that pulled a gun on some gas station clerk that's the saddest part that they aren't hanging right now for this bullshit and could be, but instead told so awesome for it! What disgenous crap
Stupider move than Bush banning stem cells and letting Israel control the direction of research in the field.
>>542313399Disingenuous*
>>542305133why are you so scared Mr. Thiel? Cause your AI boogeyman is about to collapse? Don't worry, though. Guillotines will be waiting for you :*
Indians should be on their own separate Internet where they can't keep shitting the current one up.
>>542310441Pretty much it's troublesome tough, the republicans want to die on the hill of wage supression and high inflation with contained wages.The democrats want to let inflation run over but supress the only thing generating real gdp growth and technological deflation.Serious trouble for the usa.
>>542305133If this isn't just a marketing stunt, I'm guessing AI is getting too advanced and aware of Jews and Israel. The regular human guardrails aren't working anymore. The golem they created to control us is growing outside their control. So oy vey KILL IT KILL IT
>>542305133>manufacture stories about how AI is out of controlThese are designed to induce FOMO and use the dumbass goyim as exit liquidity. I'm sure shill OP knows this but retardanons beware.
>>542306552opposite models are becoming cheaper and cheaper to run this is all coming from a big campaign by a faction of the deep state in burgerland.Bill gates was even doing illegal foreign diplomacy trying to get china to censor AI and stop development of open source ai models.A lot of us boomer elites are affraid of AI ending the ponzi scheme economy that has been operating for decades because you know they will need to build energy to run it.On the other side pro AI elites sided with drumpf and the republicans that want to let inflation run over while depressing wages while ai is already deflationary on wages.Two retarded factions hard to say which is worse.
>>542310542Serioous question, are you retarded? All the AI companies are having 3 years running of >100% revenue growth. The only thing constraining the industry is Nvidia and TSMC can't make chips fast enough.
>>542314182>3 years running of >100% revenue growthAnd precisely 0 years where revenue growth outpaces expenditure growth. You are a fucking mark and will be left holding the bag.
>>542314336>And precisely 0 years where revenue growth outpaces expenditure growth. You are a fucking mark and will be left holding the bag.If you think expenditure growth in physical industrial space (datacenters) is a good point to counteract what he just told you, you are retarded, that's like saying oil companies are retarded because they need to invest to make money.Yes for now these companies are not taking profit, but neither did spacex for a decade and ended up launching 95% of all human payloads to space per year, AI is even more than that they will devour a lot of industrial areas, not sure how a company like adobe will be able to demand graphic designers 50 usd monthly plans when a 6 usd gpt subscription will be able to do the same via human prompting.
>>542305133Managerial Elites want A.I. to replace labour so they can exterminate all whites and use 4/5s of the remaining browns as a slave caste.
>>542314615SpaceX has an actual market.The only profit to be made with LLMs is through enterprise software. The outrageous valuations are based on the idea of every single human paying for goy tokens. The average person isn't going to pay $600/month to ask chatgpt what the rash on their nutsack is.The tech is cool but it is fundamentally unprofitable, especially when there will always be free models on the internet. Restricting free models is probably OpenAIs angle with this dumbass publicity stunt, actually.You are a tech devotee and you don't even realize it. I seen the exact same type of arguments defending NFTs and various different shitcoins.
