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10/26/26(Mon)22:30:26 No.62821398

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Anonymous (ID: A/kGWSBS) 10/26/26(Mon)22:30:26 No.62821398 Archived

>>62821484 >>62821511 >>62821580 >>62825124 >>62827437 >>62827580

bubblefags were right?

Anonymous (ID: Ajc23diW)
10/26/26(Mon)23:11:40 No.62821463

Anonymous (ID: Ajc23diW) 10/26/26(Mon)23:11:40 No.62821463

480b is literally nothing

Anonymous (ID: QXy/ZrM6)
10/26/26(Mon)23:32:04 No.62821482

Anonymous (ID: QXy/ZrM6) 10/26/26(Mon)23:32:04 No.62821482

it would be 1000x bigger if it happened so no

Anonymous (ID: /oSNdvjP)
10/26/26(Mon)23:35:11 No.62821484

Anonymous (ID: /oSNdvjP) 10/26/26(Mon)23:35:11 No.62821484

>>62821398
USD bulls win again

Anonymous (ID: QX8eZemE)
10/27/26(Tue)00:02:57 No.62821509

Anonymous (ID: QX8eZemE) 10/27/26(Tue)00:02:57 No.62821509

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>>62828132

Anonymous (ID: Nz00jC4+)
10/27/26(Tue)00:06:33 No.62821511

Anonymous (ID: Nz00jC4+) 10/27/26(Tue)00:06:33 No.62821511

>>62827853

>>62821398
I thought Chinese AI was better than American AI. Were they just taking open source American AI and claiming it was theirs?

Anonymous (ID: zRn/aP/V)
10/27/26(Tue)00:08:01 No.62821513

Anonymous (ID: zRn/aP/V) 10/27/26(Tue)00:08:01 No.62821513

HOLY FUCK A BUBBLE JUST BURST OVER MY HOUSE

Anonymous (ID: ieI4ZV5i)
10/27/26(Tue)00:56:46 No.62821580

Anonymous (ID: ieI4ZV5i) 10/27/26(Tue)00:56:46 No.62821580

>>62821398
Total clanker nigger death!

Anonymous (ID: eKzW+R75)
10/27/26(Tue)22:39:55 No.62825124

Anonymous (ID: eKzW+R75) 10/27/26(Tue)22:39:55 No.62825124

>>62821398
>yeah we were never profitable by well over an order of magnitude between overhead and revenue, but it'll turn around....sometime
Congrats to anybody who made money on this thing, but it was ALWAYS a volatile gamble playing on hype and temporary subsidy
Real question is where the small fraction of genuine profit from "investors" who know when they're pulling out will park itself for rolling over their ill gotten gains

Anonymous (ID: qTn0/23n)
10/28/26(Wed)15:29:48 No.62827437

Anonymous (ID: qTn0/23n) 10/28/26(Wed)15:29:48 No.62827437

>>62821398
>IS AMERICA NEXT
America was literally first
when Situational Awareness (lol) loss 35B in a day, the cap loss across all AI companies exceeded 500B

you missed another pop

Anonymous (ID: jhiwbvVt)
10/28/26(Wed)16:06:58 No.62827580

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>>62821398
chinese models are a government subsidized attempt to force american tech companies to offer unsustainable discounts. It's not working because distilled models are shit benchmaxxers that are only at parity with american models when used by midwits. Enterprise is beginning to use them regularly so it's too late for chink sabotage to succeed

Anonymous (ID: EDNtEXV1)
10/28/26(Wed)16:51:10 No.62827853

Anonymous (ID: EDNtEXV1) 10/28/26(Wed)16:51:10 No.62827853

>>62821511
>I thought Chinese AI was better than American AI
lol

Anonymous (ID: bYYyLBY6)
10/28/26(Wed)17:49:37 No.62828132

Anonymous (ID: bYYyLBY6) 10/28/26(Wed)17:49:37 No.62828132

>>62821509
This line of thinking is misguided, power is the real bottleneck and it all dies without access to capital. This chokes capital to ensure a building without lights is built on time.

Anonymous (ID: OOxs4XhY)
10/29/26(Thu)01:12:52 No.62829210

Anonymous (ID: OOxs4XhY) 10/29/26(Thu)01:12:52 No.62829210

how bad would it be for the average american who doesn't give a shit about AI and doesn't invest in it at all, if the bubble bursts bigtime over here? I heard someone suggest that 401ks would be affected.