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>Sorry we lost all that money
>We had to shut down
>We didn't make retarded investment decisions
>It was that dangerous rogue AI problem
Nothing personnel, government and institutional investors.
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A mix of trying to get government capture, getting investors and explaining slowing down advancements.
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>>543478407
Unprecedented wealth disparity makes for the possibility of unprecedented financial mistakes resulting in unprecedented losses.
Can't wait for the first trillionaire-induced financial collapse.
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>>543478407
The real danger is the huge DotCom style bubble AI is in, yes.
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Why would the companies making this and spending so much money on it want to make it your decision to slow its advancement?
Unless that conveniently takes the burden off them to deliver a SUPER INTELLIGENCE which they over-promised on.
They are realizing too late that there are limits to what a glorified chat bot can do. Now they need to reel it in.
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the real danger now is trump quadrupling down on AI support because we absolutely MUST beat gyna at it for some reason
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>>543478746
It would be a nice change of pace. We’re very used to blaming normals for the problems of an economy they barely participate in. Trillionaires getting the rope might actually inspire correction
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>>543478407
Pls Pls Pls can i have AI God in my lifetime? Im loosing faith this is turning into comercial Slop.
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>>543478804
Well that’s been his line from the beginning. He doesn’t need convincing. He says if you don’t want a data center in your neighborhood you’re a broke loser and he has a Peter Thiel cockspeeve in his VP chair
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>>543478821
people that wealthy will never, ever face consequences outside of China
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>>543478758
Plus there's no upside to coming in second place in the global AI race. China already won. It's inevitable. They have the energy infrastructure and don't have to cram data centers in where it cripples community water supplies and causes civil discontent.
AI really is an important technology, and we're not going to win that race.
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>>543478909
Good thing we have a political party gaining momentum that rocks with Chinese style communism
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>>543478407
How tf did they record 42B net loss with 8B operating loss. Whats going on below the line there
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>>543478407
Ultimately AI is the only thing worth working on in the modern economy. Every dollar spent on it is well spent.
Dollars are literally nothing, they are just air.
Muh debt, muh dollars literally doesn't matter since AI will result in an infinite army of laborers.

This kind of talk will make people like OP seethe, but is absolutely the truth.
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>>543478749
dotcom bubble blew up because the internet was amazingly useful and everyone wanted in
fake ai isn't blowing up from real use it's inflated by the companies to drive investment while regular people only use it like a search engine and only because search engines have become shit
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>>543478821
It will still be your fault for eating avocado toast, not being able to compete with the "essential skills" of H1Bs, and not being willing to take a pay cut to compete with the third world.
You are a very, very bad person, anon, and your grandparents, who made this country great and were the greatest generation, much, much better than you, would be ashamed of you.
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>>543478407
Oh well, make you to sell off your GPU's and RAM when you crash and burn.
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>oops the AI just learned to hack into every website on the planet through no prompting or direction on our part
>goshdernit those rascally AI's, we'll get em back into their pens just give us another trillion dollars and 3 years of global graphics card production
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>>543478711

>rouge AI

Red crayon moment.
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>>543478749
The real danger is 95% unemployment when all the jobs are automated away.
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>>543479207
>muh hack
All your data is already monetized and sold to anyone who wants it
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>>543479029
Give me trillion useless dollaritos please.
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>>543479602
>The real danger is 95% unemployment when all the jobs are automated away.
funny how the real danger is the heaven-on-earth they promise tech will deliver to us

>ai and machines will do all the work, it will be paradise!
actually
>you will become useless bio-matter with no social or political power and the elites will eradicate you, you dirty, filthy poor people!
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>>543478407
Obviously, except that it wasn't a misjudgment at all but outright theft.
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>>543479795
Not useless, but their purpose is to direct people towards what they should be doing, and AI is it. There is nothing more important going on.
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>>543478758
>glorified chat bot
2023 was three years ago. I've replaced my interns with these fuckers
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>>543478407

Of course it is. Is clear now that AI has no moat. Theres equally capable multiple models in the US alone already. No bar to new models being designed. Chinese ones at a fraction of the cost of those still. So what you end up with is a simple commodity. And that means price wars for market share.

Give the expenditures and debt accrued and still accruing. There mathematically ZERO chance of these companies not collapsing and defaulting on the debt in this pricing model.

So what they want is regulation and a state monopoly before Chinese and other models dominate. Thus a state bailout and backing. It won’t work. Chinese open source is the death knell.

And now rates rising? That debt burden of interest repayments has just received another crippling blow.
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>>543480240
>And that means price wars for market share
the models will be free. the market will be silicon to run them on.
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>>543478407
of course neanderthals can't make any money. they only burn money on bbc and lgtbq. put a strong brown man as ceo of both ai companies and it gets immediately fixed justl ike how intc got fixed. put odd tod/sam altman in jail so he can call tyrone and mohammed "daddy"
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>>543480239
yeah your."company "is fucked. ai just regurgitates consensus. then why shit gets fucked there's no one to fix it and you clearly won't understand what's going on. ai will just passively repeat the new narrative, and you have to unwind all the old data. lmao
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>>543478407
If you look at this AI stuff as a defense department budget instead of a company balance sheet, it all makes a lot more sense, failures and uselessness included.
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>>543480682
Your company is fucked to begin with if you delegate creative tasks to interns. We're doing just fine.
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>>543478758

The cost of debt is blowing up. Rates are crashing upward. Makes all the spending calculations beyond ridiculous. And they are already ridiculous given its pricing increasingly like a commodity and not a product with a big moat around it.
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>>543480682
Indeed, and in many places it's hardcoded to lie to your face.
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>>543480431

Sure. Now what do you tell the people holding hundreds of billions in debt in these companies?

How do they ever pay for future memory and chips? You can’t have NVIDIA circular finance them off their balance sheet for lever. It’s destroying even NVIDIA value. The market will soon realise it. And the so called backlog will evaporate. Unless they are bailed out to the tune of trillions while votes have no diesel and jobs and are expected to go to war? Kek.

Good luck.
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>>543478407
you can easily identify the fucking morons because they love the "omg AI is so dangerous" psyop
they'll do some crazy shit and then blame it on (((rogue AI)))
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>>543478407
The hugging face "hack" always came off as bullshit to me. Sam can never tell that story while looking somebody in the eye
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>>543481019
If Anthropic is insolvent and cannot stay afloat, they can sell their IP, declare bankruptcy and give some other company a try at the AI business.

No big deal
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>>543481248
>if anthropic escapes the structural problem, someone else can take the structural problem
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>>543478407

Its marketing to keep the bubble going. Remember the faggot who larped as a leaker trying to convince everyone chatgpt 1.0 level tech was conscious? Its just a hype psyop for investment.
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>>543481292
There's no structural problem
You have demand for AI compute, and the AI compute is there.

The bank made a bad bet, so now they acquire some debts, they can sell the AI compute data centers, people want to buy it. What's the big deal?
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>>543478407
90% of modern jobs are just glorified daycare anyways, what do you achieve by automating some of them away? okay cool you replaced a starbucks barista, but did society need a starbucks barista in the first place? okay you can replace 50 people in the HR department but did the HR department need 50 people anyways? did you need an HR department at all? what exactly did you achieve by getting rid of jobs that had no justification for existing anyways? if anything this is just a race to the bottom to see how useless of a job can you create, everyone will be just an influencer youtuber streamer yoga coach whose customerbase is other influencer youtuber streamer yoga coaches, an ouroboros of uselessness, but where is the value being created
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>>543481005
Sperging out about the Holocaust with a robot is certainly central to my business model. Looks like we're fucked!
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>>543481292

Taxpayers....Trump is so delighted about AI than he will put taxpayers paying it....absolutely fantastic.
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>>543478407
There is absolutely something fishy going on but you can never quite tell what these tech jews are up to. Their scheming is in overdrive though
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>>543478749
>DotCom style
It's basically one of them computer things right? stfu, midwit.
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>>543478407
Here's the thing though they've painted themselves into a corner by convincing Trump that AI is the end all be all. China is chugging along and isn't having all these incidents.
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>>543481521
cool indecipherable gibberish, moshe
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>>543479108
I hope you're being glib lol
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>>543481019
>Unless they are bailed out to the tune of trillions while votes have no diesel and jobs and are expected to go to war? Kek.
Yes, that is what will happen. What will the plebs do? They don't have diesel or money. They are weak and stupid. Why do you think we're making an AI webpage for the government? So we don't need to keep talking to you. Soon we will just silently cull all of you.
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>>543481920
I understand your concern about being replaced by AI since you gave the cognitive skills of Dr. Sbaitso.



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