Its already over down hereA new IPO listed on the asx for $44billion valued at $11 per shareAnd best institutional offer was about $1Company is about to liquidate because it cannot fund $200mill in outstanding debt. banks wont touch it.Another established company NEXTDC just lost 52% of its asx listed value in 24hrs. and its one of the oldest AI data centres in the world>bag holders in pre panic mode24 fucking hours!!! hahaha.
>open youtube>"the AI bubble just popped">6 months agoSure.
>>544839345>t. bag holder about to eat shit
it's not even a bubble it's just a scam
If you took all finances away from AI globally. Would it still continue to improve? Absolutely.It's a bubble.
Did you know we can 3d print with metal now? Imagine molds and pieces with channel flows that were not even possible with traditional forging. Not only that, 3d printing technology has medical applications, small business potential, and remains adaptable across a large number of other industries. But instead we needed to sink trillions into software to help some fucking losers in finance write their business emails. That's the problem with the least productive people holding the most money. No sense or vision! Nothing exists outside of the office.
>>544839952>Heres your 3D printing revolution brojewish shills will constantly produce dumb fuckery and try any bullshit now. just another massive Fhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfBsdAQq1P0
>>544840573It's okay because jews are allowed waste other people's money
>>544839952AI is being used right now to do engineering, design medicine, do science and arcitecture in an instant and, thanks to China, for basically free.
I genuinely believe it’s not a bubble like the retarded dot com bubble was. AI offers vast potentialities and ways of tackling monumental problems that were previously inaccessible.
>>544839587kek, every every bubble is
>>544841006It's a bubble because there's huge amount of investment going into it and not every company will survive.It's worse than the dotcom bubble because China is going to wipe us out. Our plan was to monopolize AI, but China came in with cheap open source AI so now no one can monopolize it.
>>544841078But the explosion in creativity and problem solving will more than remediate things, things the likes of pets.com never did. Many worthwhile things beneficial to civilisation don’t pay for themselves.
>>544838935>>544841078I do not think big players will allow the "bubble" to burst and are instead treating it like a loss leader.AI has real potential for influencing public opinion and mass monitoring. Anything else is likely just a welcome side effect.I do think there might be a point where AI will get expensive and they are currently trying to get as many people hooked (first dose is free, after you have to pay tactic). That or AI stays the same price which is basically free but you are the product.
>>544841006no it literally doesn't, it's just a scam and you're an idiot for believing the jewish scammers
>>544841006bubble has nothing to do with the technology being highly useful or not. bubble is when over-investment happened. too much money was flowed in and cannot be repaid back in time.dot com was exactly that, revolutionary possibilities but over-invested.
>>544841273It’s clearly the most important thing to have happened this century, and you’re a stick-in-the-mud Luddite NPC for believing otherwise.
>>544841315So what? A bunch of fools paid way over the odds for something. Many such cases. Price is what you pay,,value is what you get.
>>544838935I have a carpet exactly like that one
>>544838935>how do we create value>we assert our valuekek
>>544841407the what is that the global economy will be in 15 years of depression and poverty if it pops.what do you think happens when investment groups start defaulting on their obligations because they cant pull the money out of what they greedily overinvested into? other peoples financial assets dont exist in a vacuum separated from (You).
>>544841407It's not a contract or promise, fool. They locked in too high of a rate and cannot lock in customer use/profits to service their debt.
>>544841543The market concentrates on the best while those over-leveraged and overpriced and overhyped go. They leave the S&P to be replaced with… I don’t know financials, mining, government suppliers, healthcare… whoever. It’s how it works. Unless you’ve sank your life savings into some full of shit tech company I wouldn’t worry about.
>>544841736what youre saying works if its one small company whose disappearance doesnt influence to the world. like a factory shutting down.it doesnt work like that if the "hot" stuff is in percents of your GDP. the ripples caused by it will ruin seemingly unrelated markets and bring those into depression ("nobody wants to buy anything these days") and consequently high unemployment rate.>Unless you’ve sank your life savings into some full of shit tech company I wouldn’t worry about.thats like saying in 2008 "if you dont own a bank, i wouldnt worry about it".
>>544840844>Hannah Constructionsseems the jokes on them. it was the jews own investment as a display home version, and famously crashed and burned. clown homes for a clown world
>>544839952>But instead we needed to sink trillions into software to help some fucking losers in finance write their business emails.This
>>544840573Bad example.Cheaper housing isn't allowed because it will destabilise the existing market.
>>544841006>>544841330>oy vey bag holders unitewhat a conundrum then, and did the sky fairies tell you as much? how perplexing? what else do you believe in rabbi
Bitcoin is also a bubble guys. Muh tulips.
>>544838935It's a jewish scam
>>544841006It doesn't matter what it might be capable of doing if it isn't capable of financially supporting itself.
>>544838935>2 trillion market capthat means only they and their partners are gonna profit from it, just like with the spacex IPO.the common plebs will be expected to buy in after the launch, lift the thing up to 3 trillion and then everyone dumps it, leaving slow retards holding the bags.
>>544841034>every everyI've been typing like this a lot today as well. What a coincidence.
>>544843727the crypto bubble popped in 2021 and has not recovered even through the much-vaunted halving cycle. bitcoin has performed like absolute shit>>544838935>2 trillioncompletely ludicrous. these companies are not needed anymore. their sole purpose was to create the models, which are now open source
>>544842737>failed tech investment scam thread>its muh housing stockI think you should sometimes read the whole thread before posting or start a thread about muh tiny homes fagnuts
>>544839289lol
>>544841006>t.
>>544838935We had this exact type of bubble in the 80s with Expert Systems. The vendors all claiming that they were special and different from the other hardware and software makers. In the end it turned into just another programming technique, the distinct Expert System companies all went out of business, the underlying logic just gets absorbed into modern programming practices.We will continue having LLMs, diffusion models etc but they will just be common programming. The special LLM vendors will either go out of business, be bought out at bargain prices, or significantly change their business models.AI will generate value but not for a small clique of golden boys.This is in distinction to cryptocurrencie and NFTs, which were 100% malinvestments and absolutely zero value has been generated. The only value that anyone ever gained in that space was extracted from some sucker who got stuck holding the bag.
