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in approximately two more weeks
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Finally burst in China, so yeah. Surely it will have burst by late 2027 at the earliest.
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google lost like 500 billion in value just now
it's happening
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>>750629974
yes. but it will be years before the parts market is back to normal. looks like you're waiting until 2030
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china collapsed and that's a good thing
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>>750629974
I wouldnt get your hopes too high.
prices will prob drop but not to what it was pre-ai like how some food items remained jacked post-covid because they know they can get away with it
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>>750630118
True, but there will be a small drop and they won't be rising anymore. If the bubble didn't burst, they'd keep tripling every year.
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>>750630083
>it's real
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Oh fuck
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>>750629974
The bubble bursting will make things more expensive not less
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>>750630228
kek
smell you later
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The bubble took way longer to burst than I thought it would. Which sucks, cause the longer it takes to burst, the worst the burst is. The economy is gonna go apocalyptic.
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Now’s your chance to get in. AI stocks are on sale.
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>>750630228
>hits ad sales
What does this mean
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>>750630118
Unless the AI companies are forced to sell their warehouse GPUs to pay the debt. Just last year before the CPU price hike GPU prices were already starting to come down before christmas. In long term GPU power has hit a wall because we have hit the physical limit of how small a chip can get, which either forces Nvidia to figure out new bullshit marketing gimmicks for new cards, or to lower prices because of stagnating progress.
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>>750630268
Ad revenue is down because people are using their search engine/browsing websites less and just asking AI questions instead.
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>>750630335
So the next step will be ads in all the AI summaries
Awesome
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>>750630335
Niggers still cant install an adblocker.
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>>750630359
nothing to do with ad blocking you retard. its to do with sponsored links in google search no longer being clicked
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Once Anthropic goes public, everything will be okay.
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>>750629974
Bursting doesn't mean prices will return and GPUs will go into stock.

This was always a trojan horse to repurpoes Semiconductor factories towards remilitarization, and not actually about hoarding GPUs for "datacenters".
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>>750630435
Yeah, people trying to figure out how this all plays into the market economy are missing the bigger picture. AI is a power struggle and arms race between superpowers. If private companies weren’t buying GPUs, governments would. No state was thinking about the market cap potential of the atom bomb. First company to achieve super intelligence will be nationalized immediately.
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>>750630393
>its to do with sponsored links in google search
You mean the thing removed by adblock? Stay retarded, normalnigger
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>>750629974
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>>750630335
Still astounds me that "people" still use the Internet without any ad blocking
I shudder to think what that looks like
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>>750630537
>First company to achieve super intelligence will be nationalized immediately.
It is literally impossible for an LLM to get general intelligence. It is mathematical inevitably that it will hallucinate.
Not saying that an actual AI isnt possible, but it aint from fucking LLMs. If it was, wed already have had skynet by now. Its been 4 years. Exponential self improvement would have passed the threshold a year or two ago.
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>>750630707
It really is crazy. I had to take it off temporarily for some reason months ago, and most sites were literally unusable. Especially wikis, holy shit
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>>750630762
>Especially wikis, holy shit
Yeah I always see people crying about fandom wikis and I fail to see the issue :)
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>>750630736
You’re stuck in 2022 if you think these are just LLMs. The future is multimodality, world models, and agentic AI.
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>>750629974
It's definitely crashing, and the "crypto-hack" is not going to help. Security and AI are about to get foo-checked by actual IT. And, no, I don't mean some dumbass software acronym. I mean IT about to start poking and prodding known vulnerable spots to see how things react. Playfully at first, but once things start to react wildly it will turn into scrutiny and exploitation.
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just build a haswell+polaris system
should be doable with $150
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>>750630707
>A legit download link on a page triggers 5+ identical looking scammer popups with "download now!"
>AI pets/gfs ads everywhere
>$200 nigger shoes with free PS5!
>your driver out of date, sar. Scan PC now!
My music PC has no adblock and I'm just laffin at the shitshow.
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>>750630814
...which still has LLMs as the underlying tech. With all the same problems that havent been addressed.
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>>750630537
The US government has already declared current AI to be superintelligence.
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>>750630792
Yea, I never knew how bad it was until that point. Obviously got adblock back up as soon as I could, fuck that shit
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>>750629974
Why do you think hardware would get cheaper if it did?
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>>750631312
>Orange Retard made a claim
Riveting.
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>>750630118
>like how some food items remained jacked post-covid because they know they can get away with it
This. Eggs are still $6 for a half dozen here. Once people got comfortable with the price they just kept it there after they forgot.
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>>750630335
>>750630228
Oh no, not all the ads no-one ever sees because everyone always uses an adblocker lol.
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>>750631429
Its always been like this. A crisis happens companies raise prices, and they never fall back down.
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>>750631451
Retard, it literally affected sales. Just because we use adblock doesnt mean the average normalfaggot does.
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>>750631451
>hard data says X
>"actually it wont effect anything" (it already has)
Where do you dumbasses blow in from?
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>>750630624
He tanked that
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Whats happened is in the old days you googled something and clicked through 2-3 pages of results to find the result you needed.
In the last few months now everyone gets an AI bot at the top of the screen that automatically just tells you what you're looking for.

Google is getting less visibility because no-one has a reason to scroll past the top 10% of the first page anymore, or are just using AI chatbots to answer all their questions instead.
Websites that pay Google to be at the top of search results are pulling out because no-one scrolls down the page to look for them anymore.
And this whole time, the AI costs them a lot of energy (money) to run, so higher operating costs than previous years.
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>>750630543
you're dumb as fuck, adblock doesnt remove google search results.
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>>750631641
There hasn't been any reason to go past page 1 for the past 10 years.
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No.
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>>750631680
It removes sponsored search results. You are a tech-illiterate zoomer
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>>750629974
LUDDITE WHY DON'T YOU GET FUCKING JOB?
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>>750629974
YOU will go homeless when ai bubble burst
Government and billionaires will stay rich and powerful
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>>750630624
You tried to make that cat look stupid but it made him way cooler instead
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>>750631818
I own my apartment, not my problem. You might not be so lucky, Rasheed.
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>>750629974
>stocks down 5%
>ITS OVER ITS BORSTOOOOOOONG
yeah
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>>750629974
AI bubble is not bursting anytime soon. If you need a gayming PC now, save up money and buy an AMD GPU with 32GB of RAM and some cheap 1tb SSD.
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>>750631909
>housing is slightly down but it's just nerves
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I find it extremely ironic that just as I start using AI for my own personal projects the entire industry crashes in the span of a few days. I wasn't even doing much with it, just asking Gemini questions about history and philosophy.
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>>750632032
All the AMD GPUs with 32GB are for AI shit as well, those prices are going up
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>>750630762
>specially wikis
*fandom. Fandom is the worst piece of shit website I've ever seen, there is a reason so many communities have fled this shit and made their own websites. The thing has like 6 pop-ups for useless garbage and that's with ublock origin, the thing must be absolutely unusable without it.
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>>750630250
It's really not. Nobody will be affected by this and the consumer most likely benefits. Was browsing /g/ and someone pointed out that the dotcom crash was immediately followed by a massive drop for memory prices. Everyone who thinks this is going to lead to higher prices or an "apocalypse" is either a sinophile or a bag holder.
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>>750631502
>Just because we use adblock doesnt mean the average normalfaggot does.
Absolute subhuman behavior, because you know those niggers complain about ads all the time and get frustrated any time they want to shot you a video. It takes less than 10 seconds to install ublock and be rid of ads forever.
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>>750630335
>own the biggest search engine on the planet
>force AI into it that nobody wants because you’re desperate to pressure AI adoption
>people actually adopt AI
>torpedoes your search engine business
>lose $500 billion dollars
Only in India
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>>750632032
>650€ for a 9060xt
I don‘t think i will
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cant afford fucking anything
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>>750630736
Dude I just realized yesterday that AI can't actually read PDFs. It uses a bit of OCR but that's old tech mainly meant for text parsing. If you give Claude a map or anything more complex than a word document it spazzes out. Try asking AI to spit out a formatted summary of a single newspaper scan and it will start pissing and shitting itself.
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>>750630707
I only have ads on for 4chan, and those actually worked. Found one of my new favorite games from 4chan ads.
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>>750632170
Is the best (and perhaps most realistic scenario) that all the hoarders who thought they'd build a billion data centers will realize they're never going to be able to use all the shit they bought, and will desperately sell them at low prices to recuperate some of the costs?
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>>750630707
most people are browsing on mobile with no adblock
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>>750632301
Most of the massive data centers haven't even been built yet and even the stock they set aside is just sitting idle right now. If you ever look into land development, this is the same grift that corporations and scalpers pull. They buy up shit regular people want, do nothing and then quietly exit once they realize it was a bad move.
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>>750632301
you aren’t going to be playing gta on a B200
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>>750629974
2 more weeks o algo
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fuck you.
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>>750629974
Yeah, shit is beginning to collapse.
Prices ain't dropping like they used to, though. Unless everyone refuses to buy hardware for a couple years.
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>>750632430
There are plenty of ways to get adblock on mobile easily.

>>750630250
Who gives a fuck about the economy? AI is the coolest tech we've developed in years
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>>750631641
I havent had to go past the first 5 hot for lIke 15+ years
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>>750632520
Remember when eggs were like $8 for a carton and everyone thought this would be permanent?
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>>750632528
Not if you are a iphonefag apparently. Or atleast according to my coworker
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>>750632583
You still can, it's just more of a pain in the ass because Apple treats their users like incompetent retards. And they're right lol
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Both AMD and NVIDIA are eating good regardless.
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>>750632528
>AI is the coolest tech we've developed in years
Neural networks have been cool since we invented them 50 fucking years ago, LLM chatbot “agents” suck ass.
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Quick! We need Dobson to keep the bubble going!
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>>750629974
just had a call with my friend working at AI, he says give it 3 more days
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>>750632762
>LLM
>chatbot
Confirmed retarded and willfully ignorant. Keep seething, I'm sure they'll ban it any day now. Or maybe just restrict it so only governments and corporations can have it, like guns. You fucking coward.
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>>750629974
How does this affect me personally?
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>One of the main reasons all of this Gaytracing/AI shit happened is because graphics were reaching the point of diminishing returns.

Greed is a bitch.
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>>750629974
It actually surprises me that my right from 2016 can still play most games I want. Guess progress has a cap after all
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>>750630083
>>750630160
oh it's actually real, thought you faggots were pulling my leg
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>>750632928
Imagine this: you have the technology to take any problem where a solution can be programmatically checked, and use it to automatically generate a function that can solve the problem, even if you can’t specify that solution algorithmically. Literally anything you can think of, if the solution can be verified by machine or human, that means the problem is automatically solved.

What would you do with this technology?

If you’re jewish, the answer is obvious. Feed it all the text on the internet so it can talk to you and then turn this conversation engine into a “brain” so it can “think” because you grew up watching the Jetsons and having a Rosie-ass robo maid you can talk to makes your tiny peepee hard, never mind that it squanders the technology by hiding all of its utility behind a half-dozen layers of token-chewing abstraction for no fucking reason.

I’ve seen neural networks solve protein folding problems, identify supernovae, separate mixed songs into stems, pull perfect chroma keys with no roto, upscale low resolution images with almost magical fidelity, and a thousand other really cool things.

I’ve watched LLM-driven “plain text generative” AI slop out god-awful pictures, movies, music, code, games, and basically everything else of creative value by destroying the language of craft with a translation layer designed to produce the illusion of “accessibility” to mindless retards who gawk at low effort slop.

The AI revolution has been squandered.
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>>750630228
THE FRIES GO IN THE BAG
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>>750630230
>>750630250

I'm starting to believe that some of you desire for this to be the outcome.
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>>750633353
A FAANG/Mag7 collapse would be the funniest fucking thing in the world I pray every day for it to happen you have no idea.
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>>750630228
So much for Jai Hind eh?
Another 500 billions to go.
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>>750633353
I like seeing society suffer.
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>>750633353
Well yeah, don't you want society collapse whilst you stay in your comfy house playing vidya as it does?
>but what if it affect y-
Then I just die, shrimple as
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>>750633306
I mean at least its still used for all the things you described there. Laboratories cannot keep up with all the revealed shit that needs to be tested now.

And dont forget about all the potential applications in war :^)
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>>750632430
I have adblock on my phone
This is not a hard thing to do
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>>750630707
I just scroll past or ignore any ads.
Only problem is youtube that interrupts me with ad breaks I have to sit through. It became so annoying to the point I only use it on my 'puter that has ad block enabled
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>>750629974
No, they'll get bailed out with your money.
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>>750633641
uBO on FF mobile
Revanced
The fuck you're doing nigga
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>>750633641
kek

suffer forever, imbecile
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>>750633470
The issue is, because all of the marketing money is in appealing to the lowest common denominator, neural-network-powered tools designed to aid craftsmen in their craft are not being built, because the money is in building tools to let laypeople larp as craftsmen.

There is a world where purpose-built neural networks are trained on codebase examples and can provide a compile-time condensation operation on code to produce memory savings and performance speedup. Instead we put our resources into making “Claude make me a decompilation of Banjo Kazooie make no mistakes” actually do something.

There is a world where purpose-built neural networks trained on editing sessions can do click-and-pick vocal comps with breath-aware crossfades and automatic volume management, saving hours of editing time on every vocal performance. Instead we put our resources into making Suno synthesize sung lyrics in a Taylor Swift voice.

There was a world where these tools helped domain experts be better at their jobs because they were designed to help those experts. Where they were written in the “language” of the craft where they operated, tools designed for maximum legibility to the people who practice the art. Instead we get something 20% as effective for 2,000% of the resource drain, ENTIRELY so that retards can do it by typing a fucking plain english prompt in.
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>>750629974
You don't need a PC. AI can describe the feeling of playing vidya to you (rent starting at $49 per month at a 100 goytoken per month limit)
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>>750633896
Many modern video games you can just watch on YouTube and unironically get the same experience as "playing" it
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>>750632528
You are retarded. Please kill yourself
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>>750632952
You will become gay and if you are already gay you will be super gay
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>>750634198
Hypothetically what would happen if somewhere were already super gay, for a friend
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AI isn't a bubble and it can't burst, it's too important to the economy. If there are issues, the government can just put more money into it.
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>>750629974
It's not a bubble it's a bubble bath you fucking idiot, so stupid.
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>>750633947
That's just a Sony behavior
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>>750634314
2008 housing bubble pop 2.0
LET'S GO!
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>>750630707
It's worse. I know people that pay Spotify and Youtube to watch stuff without ads and when I try to tell them about adblocker they don't understand me, even when I show it to them.
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>>750634671
But what would be the effects?
Super cheap tokens?
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>>750633353
I desire for the bubble to burst as fast as possible so that the incoming horrible economy crisis be the least catastrophic it can be.

As I said, the longer it goes on, the worse it gets when it actually happens. I was really hopeful it'd have burst a year ago.
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>>750634712
The opposite, isn't it? The reason tokens are cheap enough that people are able to use them for frivolous bullshit is that the companies are basically operating at a loss. If the bubble popped and investors pulled out, chances are personal use would become unaffordable and only companies and government agencies would have access to the technology, if they want it. So, no more stupid Malfoid video clips to spam this site with.

At least that's my stab in the dark.
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>>750632226
you're vastly overestimating the tech savviness of the average mobile user
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>>750634712
No, it will probably make AI tokens cost more because AI companies will need to be profitable.
People running local models will be the ones hit the least.
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>>750630083
>>750630160
>>750633120
>Lost $500 bil in value due to lack of ads in AI mode
kek, AI search is gonna be filled to the brim with ads next year. You're gonna get a nice banner ad everytime you search for something now kek. God, I love big tech.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cm9qzdqpxy48o
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>>750635002
>>750634935
I was trying to draw a parallel from the housing crisis thing
Housing prices fell sharply, so I would think token prices would also fall, to get more people to use them
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>>750632528
>Who gives a fuck about the economy? AI is the coolest tech we've developed in years
>Who cares about the economy, we need to shut everything down for the heckin coof
I will never understand you niggers who think the every aspect of the economy is actually fake. This has been a meme take for years and you were actually dumb enough to fall for it.
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>>750635069
token costs are subsidized, if AI companies start going bust you would have to pay the actual price + tip
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>>750635569
They better start making them truly unshackled, then
Sick of jailbreaking these things so it'll correctly pretend to be my mother or sister
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>>750635069
Housing prices fell because there were sellers with no buyers and everyone was trying to unload assets. Tokens aren't assets, they're a service. Dropping price doesn't help because you still have to pay money to provide the service. The sell-off will be data center assets, and it will be hilarious because absolutely nobody wants data center assets

>gigantic monolithic buildings with no windows, plumbing, or any other creature comforts as they only house computers and a security guard, so each one is a teardown cost
>built in the middle of the otherwise-cheapest land on the planet.
>All of the compute hardware is specialized, heavily used, and halfway through its useful lifecycle

I don't even know what you could sell a data center for. I don't know who would buy it other than someone else who wanted a data center.
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>>750632076
I've recently been using AI search a lot to save me some time reading the rules for Battletech stuff lmao. Asking it to clarify with specific scenarios is really nice to. If it goes it goes and that's fine, not really my problem that they decided to release this tech to the public and can't figure out how to make it not shit the bed
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>>750629974
No, not until 2028.
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>>750629974
>so is the AI bubble bursting?
You can already see the signs in datacenter expansion slowdowns (actual expansion, not promises) and more difficulty moving hardware.

China's "bubble" popped but China has a real economy backing it and wasn't all in on AI. A number going down on a screen doesn't make the factory and workers disappear. Unless the owner panics and tries to sell/shut everything down to save his profits but in China that gets you shot and your factory taken over by the state.

When the bubble pops in the US it's going to be real nasty.
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>>750636389
>China's "bubble" popped but China has a real economy backing it and wasn't all in on AI. A number going down on a screen doesn't make the factory and workers disappear.
But what they produce will change. Because it wasn't just AI that took a hit in China, Robotics was another one. Those humanoid robots turned out to be useless. Only two places where humanoid robots with robot legs can work are amusement parks and sex doll industry. Robots are better off with wheels and rails in controlled factory environments.
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>>750633643
This is not as likely as you think. Currently world governments have an adversarial relationship with AI companies due to the bond crisis.

>Governments around the world owe more money than you can even imagine.
>A third of all their budgets is just interest on this debt
>constantly have to refinance it as bonds come due, borrowing more money to pay back current lenders
>people stop lending money to government because they want to go all-in on AI buildout
>government raises bond rates, it has no choice, it NEEDS the money
>AI companies raise bond rates, they have no choice, they NEED the money
>governments raise bond rates, they have no choice, they NEED the money
>AI companies raise rates, they have no choice, they NEED the money
There's limited investment/lending capital and world governments are competing with the Mag 7 for every penny. The reckless debt-driven expansion has consumed so many resources it's actually beginning to undermine the financial stability of first world nations.

There will come a point where the collapse of these companies is necessary to make investment in government bonds attractive even at lower interest rates because at current interest rates, the economy is unsustainable.
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>>750630228
>>750630083
>people who make decicions this stupid still earn more in a day than you do in a year
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>>750631349
I never bother with adblock since most ads are minor nuisances and it lets me vote with my wallet without buying anything.
But I installed the BreezeWiki extension because Fandom is so bad it's unusable if you open even a few pages, and part of the fun of wikis is wikiwalking.
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>>750630335
I wouldn't need to use AI for my search queries if Google didn't enshittify the search with AI generated websites and SEO slop that hide the relevant information in the last paragraph always taking first place in the search results. Have they though about that ?
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>>750637481
They also have the habit of "disappearing" things they don't like
I remember when you couldn't even search for Alex Jones on Google
I don't think Kiwi Farms shows up there either
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>>750637191
God's funny sense of humour.
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>>750630228
>>750630335
>stand up and yell "McDonald's!" to complete this AI query
It's coming.
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>>750637673
When I have a very specific question for example a car trouble, if I ask Google directly the first pages are all polluted with official sources or SEO crap that give the most lukewarm useless answers. If I put the same question in JeetGPT, it actually pulls out threads from car enthusiast forums that have concrete answers from practical cases close to my model or my exact car model if I'm lucky, and I can just click on the source to see if the answer hasn't been hallucinated.
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>>750630624
Cool cat
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>>750630624
Vulgar display of meower
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>>750630624
That cat is the size of a mountain lion, holy shit.
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>>750630228
I was wondering where all the AI shilling had suddenly disappeared to.
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>>750636389
>>750636771
China's economy is fake and gay and the Chinese government can tank or prop up a company for whatever fucking reason they want. They fucked over shareholders and CEOs like that Alibaba guy.
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>>750636389
>China's "bubble" popped but China has a real economy backing it and wasn't all in on AI.
Not really. TONS of chinese money is tied up in government projects.
>the economy is struggling?
>chinese gov builds some random mega dam or bridge
That kind of thing. AI failing as a major government project could be grim tidings for them.
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>>750639698
>AI failing as a major government project could be grim tidings for them.
Probably not, main exports for chinks are minerals and cheap electronics, not high tech stuff.
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>>750639841
China isn't an export economy, they are an investment economy focused on internal projects for a decade now. They had a major scandal a while back with house building companies financing their land purchases with houses they hadn't even built yet.
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>>750639937
>China isn't an export economy,
China is very much an export economy, their trade surplus is highest in the world by far. Its partly them dumping their produce overseas because their domestic consumers can't absorb it by themselves, and CCP artificially keeping chinese wages low so domestic consumption in general is very anemic for such a huge country.
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>>750630083
Pocket change
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>>750631451
You'd be absolutely horrified the amount of normgroids, especially zoomers which is even more shocking, that just don't use any kind of adblocking and rawdog ads without even thinking about it.
95% of people truly are nigger cattle
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>>750640156
>>750630083
fuck how
>domino effect can't happen
oh fuck....
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>>750635052
With how good AI is nowadays the advertisement potential is gonna be insane.
>"AI make me a scene with a tank shooting a building"
>tank has Pepsi logo on it and building is made from Pringles cans
>"AI here are my symptoms should I be worried?"
>"Sounds like lack of magnesium. May I recommend Magnesium Brand TM supplement by Steinberg Co.?"
>"AI talk dirty to me."
>"Oh you filthy little boy, you're as filthy as a laundry basket before being washed by Tide Multi-Wash Special detergent!"
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>>750640060
Those numbers account for sub 20% of their total GDP. 40% of it is tied up in internal investments.
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>>750629974
No? We're still on track for AGI by the end of the calendar year.
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>>750640274
>domino effect

any day now, late stage capitalism, it's happening, etc.
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luddite
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>>750630228
but it's crashing because people prefer AI over googling things now, so it's not really the gotcha you think
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>>750640319
>https://tradingeconomics.com/china/balance-of-trade
>China’s trade surplus widened to $133.53 billion in September 2026, up from $88.72 billion a year earlie, surpassing forecasts of $118.1 billion, and marking the 2nd largest surplus after $137.9 billion record hit in January 2025. Exports jumped 36.3% yoy to $447.18 billion, above estimates of 25.5% and marking the strongest growth in 7 months,
No anon, I'm sorry but China is THE export country, CCP is putting all their bets in exporting as much as possible to keep up appearance of wealth, while keeping their own citizens weak. Theres a reason why both US and EU accuse China of global market manipulation when China dumps all of their cheap goods to the market at low prices.
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>>750640461
Oh yeah AI cannibalizing their own companies is definitely the sign of AI doing well. Its like a guy cutting his own leg off to eat it, thats a sign he's well-fed and healthy.
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>>750629974
for what games?
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>>750640612
You guys talk like the technology is going away when it clearly won't
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>>750635052
I mean, it makes sense, you gotta make the money back somehow.
People can't expect them to run AI at a loss, so it will either be subscription or ads.
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Yeah the $1000 GPU is only $3000 now, it's time to jump in.
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Anthropic's IPO is when the bubble in the West will really burst. When that shit hits the market and then immediately starts plummeting from its crazy valuation is when people will panic.
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>>750640643
Future AI is going to be small and dumb home models that cost nothing to operate. The math simply doesn't work with these big frontier models backed up by expensive data centers.
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>>750640643
The ability to use a model like clod at home is going away soon, yes. It'll be enshittified like everything else, because why the hell would it be an exception?
You'll be left with local cuckmodels running on 32GB VRAM and you'll tell yourself this is fine.
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i don't think people are mentally prepared to accept that it's not a bubble
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>>750640835
>The ability to use a model like clod at home is going away soon
You'll just have to pay for it. Most people use AI completely for free, but there's billions of them, the amount of money they waste is astronomical.

You'll have the same service, simply not for free. It will cost a lot, until the tech improves at least, which will take a lot of time since there will be less funding.
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>>750640872
Chinks said that in 2019. Then the real estate bubble burst in January 2020. As we all know line can ever only go up it never comes down.
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>>750632241
>>force AI into it that nobody wants
imagine being this fucking retarded
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>>750629974
Yes but it'll take another 3 or so years for it to happen and things to start settling down.
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>>750641029
Dude chinese housing bubble burst in 2020 and the chink real estate business STILL hasn't recovered.
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>>750640748
It doesn't matter how much they will have to downscale the operations, the point is that it won't go away. AI as a technology has already proven to be too useful for it to simply vanish out of existence.
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>>750640997
only retards use ai
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>>750641129
>AI as a technology has already proven to be too useful
Not useful enough for its cost. And if there is no money in AI service, then companies will only provide a symbolic effort and thats it.
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>>750631451
when i use youtube on my tv and see a 1 minute ad for a 5 minute video i want to turn that shit off instantly. i dont know how normies can stand it
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>>750641140
I think i'd rather side with retards like linus torvalds and john carmack over random anons like you
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>>750641253
Linus won't accept you in Linux project unless you give substantial funding to AI companies first. So pay up goyslave.
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>>750629974
Not yet, they have until the end of 2027 to make the money they just lost. By that time, more Data Centers are up and running and stuff.
A lot of AIs are going to be heavily paywalled, like Google has already lobotomized Gemini on the free tier, wanting you to subscribe to get the decent and good models.
Subscription prices will probably go up as well in a last ditch effort to somehow turn this 900 billion dollar loss around.
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>>750641224
If you've only ever known something at its worst, you can't know how bad things really are, at least compared to what they could be.
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>>750641253
Oh, you mean people who haven't done actual work in decades instead of just managing others?
The only people I respect who have said anything positive about LLMs are the gcc maintainers, and they didn't make it sound like it's a huge deal.
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>>750641253
Linus Torvalds is a retard for pretending to not understand the difference between stochastic tools and deterministic tools, and this is the man who invented fucking Git and the Linux kernel. John Carmack isn't a retard but he's a sociopath, he'll slit your throat for a pair of new VR goggles and not even think twice about it or find anything wrong with it.
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>>750637191
Remember that meritocracy is a myth.
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>>750630017
This is what they told me too.
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>>750641774
John Carmack is the kind of guy who will cut you open and inspect your insides if you tell him you have a pacemaker.
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>>750639593
>China's economy is fake and gay

Every economy is.

>and the Chinese government can tank or prop up a company for whatever fucking reason they want. They fucked over shareholders and CEOs like that Alibaba guy.

Based.
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>>750633857
>so that retards can do it by typing a fucking plain english prompt in
isn't this the holy grail of programming languages tho? A language so similar to natural language than any retard can instruct a computer
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>>750641890
>>750641774
DESU Linus isn't much better. The asshole constantly harps on about how "technical arguments are the only relevant arguments" and about being pragmatic (nevermind that people only ever cared about Linux for ideological reasons).
But I bet he wouldn't like me raping and killing his daughters, despite that being very pragmatic from my POV if I don't get caught. Bet he doesn't have technical arguments against me doing that.
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>>750631357
Not him but those Ai companies niggers stocked on hardware just because the market "may" grow but it isn't growing. They also bought components so others couldn't, basically stopping any possible competition.
Most Ai server companies have half of their computers either turned off or doing nothing while they wait for shit to work on. There is just not enough demamd for Ai bullshit, at least not at the level the inverstors wanted there to be and thus that shit is left unused while the line goes up alongside their debts.
They will be forced to sell their unused shit but good luck getting any. Something tells me shit will just dissapear into a gov bunker because they have the suspicious there won't be any more of those components made after that bubble assplodes harder than the tzar bomba.
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>>750631874
>Apartment
Lol lmao
Kek even
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>>750635052
>five day timeline
everytime
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>ms windows 10, 11
>current games generation
>computer hardware
>Artificial Intelligence output
>all shit beyond retarded

Maybe for the best, earth is a shit prison
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>>750642126
>The asshole constantly harps on about how "technical arguments are the only relevant arguments" and about being pragmatic
Well that flew out the window few years back when his daughter pushed him to get rid of problematic language in his code.
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>>750640748
Of course there will be demand for bigger models but they wont be used by /trash/ posters to generate Midna scat porn.
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>>750635849
>they only house computers and a security guard
i know this isnt your point but a datacenter is being built near me and its like, fortified. concrete barriers that will destroy any vehicle that hits them and armed security guards plural.
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>>750642841
For the uninitiated, this refers to highly disturbing terms like whitelist/blacklist or master-slave.
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>>750642881
>Of course there will be demand for bigger models
Not enough to pay the costs of bigger models. Thats the whole issue in the first place. The moment you raise token prices too high people will stop using your AI.
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>>750630017
This but unironically.
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>>750642954
I think I'm gonna be fucking sick
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>>750642990
People wont use them, corporations and governments will.
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why not just put the made up money backed into AI services into something else?
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>>750640748
>>750642990
You are forgetting that AI is going to replace most human labor you dumbass. The "cost" is completely irrelevant, it's worth it.
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>>750643254
Corpos are already giving quotas for how many tokens their coders can use and that quota gets smaller and smaller. Governments are unhappy about AI hogging all the bond money for themselves so they're unlikely to fund an industry 2 trillion dollars in the hole.
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>>750643254
Governments and corporations can't magic AI infrastructure for private use out of nothing with the wildly unpopular datacenter support and forced compliance with local property and zoning laws (you can only claim eminent domain so many times before it becomes news and we're already long past that point) and it doesn't change, AT ALL, that AI and its tokens are a giant money furnace for a shitty Twenty Questions game
>>750643383
Governments and corporations are very horny to have an omniscient question answering machine to make themselves infinitely wealthy for no work, corporations in particular are horny to try and take human labor exclusively out of creative works and products because "only the result matters" and they really don't care if the result looks and performs like shit when they think people will buy it
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>>750643435
>You are forgetting that AI is going to replace most human labor
lmao
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>>750642234
Why would you want any of their unused shit, you wont be able to plug it into your pc.
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>>750635214
I never got the fake vaccine and I look down on everyone who did. AI is very cool. Deal with it
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>>750643435
>You are forgetting that AI is going to replace most human labor
HOW?
HOW?
HOW?
HOW IS IT SUPPOSED TO FUCKING DO THAT
HOW ARE LLMS AND IMAGE GENS SUPPOSED TO FUCKING DO THAT
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>>750643443
>and that quota gets smaller and smaller
No shit, tokens are increasing in price like every week, and in most cases it's just speeding lots of code production, while making the developer spend two hours fixing issues with it and making it function properly.
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>>750643616
Yeah it's basically introducing Indian outsource style code-production to a lot of codebases and introducing problems where none existed before. AIs are obsessed with line count over performance and readability
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>>750629974
AI isnt bursting;

LLM are just not the solution
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>>750643760
LLMs are AI as we understand it so zero-sum
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>>750643517
>>750643568
You have gone mad huffing copium for years, damn.
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>>750643701
And you literally have to tardwrangle them or else they just do whatever they "want" instead of what you want.
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>>750630083
Oy vey! Bailout season already?! And it'll be just after midterms how convenient.
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>>750643787
>how does it replace labor
>lol u mad? u so mad
Ironically this is also Elon Musk's answer to the question
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>>750643843
bailouts exist to prevent another 2008
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>>750643901
Part of 2008 was auto companies getting bailed out instead of that money being pumped literally anywhere else into the economy
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>>750643884
I said you're insane not mad. You know how it will, the same way it has been steadily.
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>>750644027
>You know how it will
No I don't and you don't either. LLMs and image/video/sound generation can't replace "most human labor"
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>>750629974
Chips wont get much cheaper even after the bubble pops. Bubbles inflate when something's value isn't known and they pop when the value is found. Data centers will remain and the subsequent economic hit will make the lower demand irrelevant.
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>>750629974
llms are hitting the wall like a female in her 40s

https://pubsonline.informs.org/doi/10.1287/stsc.2024.0189
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>>750644129
uhhuh
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>>750644179
Hard-coded assembly line instructions already do the same fucking thing and infamously still run on Windows 98 or 95 computers, these have no potential to outstrip existing robots for automation
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>>750644129
llms are perfect for replacing manual labor.
long robotics.
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>>750644247
llms are fucking horrible for that
it's AI doing the AI thing and shoving itself into shit we already have calling itself the solution for it
you guys are learning assembly line robotics have already existed for decades
you guys are learning construction robotics have already existed for decades
you fucking idiots are selling stairs as a brand new "autonomous elevation decide"
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>>750644179
China's robotics stocks crashed 40%.
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>>750644447
the internet bubble burst
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>>750643435
>The "cost" is completely irrelevant, it's worth it.
Let's stress test this bold claim you've made. So if an organization wants to make redundant a human employee and instead use an AI agent to complete their work, at let's say 1,000 times the cost, it's worth it? What does the company benefit from doing that?
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>>750644518
Domain bubble burst. Internet was around for years before that. Internet monetizes with traditional advertisement, not domain names.
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this is the Mosaic -> Netscape moment
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>>750644518
The internet isn't inherently fucking useless to most people the way AI is inherently fucking useless to most people
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>>750629974
>he thinks he can get a dirt cheap used $40,000 blackwell for his steam machine
lol
LAMO even. you aint getting shit poor fag. you cant use datacenter gpus for gaming and even if you could youd be a colossal retard for doing so.
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>>750629974
Yes, but the prices will stay that way and still rape your wallet raw
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>>750644221
The point is evolving past construction lines, and for the robot to work independently, both in logic and power, for construction, mining, drilling, maintenance, repair, cultivation, harvesting, etc. To eliminate human labor, and therefore cost. With 0 cost, everything becomes 0.
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>>750646615
It's a fucking LLM, it ain't doing all that.
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>>750639351
its amazing that mods just let this shit roll
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>>750646892
Offtoppic Dall-e general was protected by jannoids for years.
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is ai the new crypto? they both seem to attract the same type of people
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>>750643568
Remember

AI is incompetent and useless

Also it's replacing everyone
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>>750630707
Boomers love ads. I blocked all the ads on my mom's tablet and she threw a fit to make me turn them back on. Same reason why she pays like $70 a month to watch live TV with commercials instead of streaming on-demand shit. She said on-demand just doesn't feel right to her. She'll base her entire schedule around what is on coming on TV. She'll sit up until like 4am to watch a show that she could just watch at any time. It's bizarre.
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>>750647113
amogus
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>>750647159
These aren't incompatible statements. Corporate America will happily replace everything with a shittier version of that same thing if it's cheaper to do so.
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>>750647303
It's because back in the day, ads were the thing everyone saw, regardless of what you were actually watching, ads also had/have celebrities in them frequently, so you could see your favorite guy from your favorite movie whenever you want.
I'm having a difficult time articulating, but to boomers ads are more cultural touchstones rather than a nuisance, which, yes, is bizarre. The idea that the person trying to sell you something is your friend hooked boomers and never let go.
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>>750646748
Yes, it can. All it needs, is the ability to "see" what you want it to see and equipping it with the proper tools to be able to do the job you want it to. It requires a lot, but it is absolutely doable. We are getting there faster than most people think we are.
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Every week some techbro schizo on youtube makes a video about how the AI bubble is bursting (for real now guys trust me).
Its been about to burst for like 5 years now.
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>>750630228
>force AI search results on users as the first thing you see at the top of the page
>users actually use it and don't click your ads and promoted links below
>lose billions of dollars
lel, did nobody tell them how their business model works?
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>>750629974
AI stocks tanks the second AI becomes useful to consumers (decomps, homebrew, etc.)
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>>750630083
Wrong. I asked ChatGTP
>What does losing $500 billion actually mean?
>Alphabet didn't literally lose $500 billion in cash.
>Its total stock-market valuation fell from approximately $3.97 trillion to $3.46 trillion because investors were suddenly willing to pay substantially less for its shares.
>But one company's 13% collapse isn't proof of a sector-wide bubble bursting
anti AI luddites in shambles
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>>750629974
trump will keep inflating it with your money until he's deposed
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>>750643529
For a big chunk of it and for most people? No, you can't.
Some can though, very few have the hardware capable of running those components or have the know how to actually turn them into something usable.
So as I said, chances of common people getting them are low.
What will most likely happen is that they will be sold wholesale to either recycle plants or compiter component assembly plants to be turned into usable components if the price is right and IF there is even a demand for it because the ecomomy will be so fucked people may not have enough for the luxury of a non shit personal puter
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>>750648775
The fact that this is where you get your news from says more about you than the state of the AI bubble. It is, irrefutably, a bubble.
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>>750649881
And its totally bursting this time, right?
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>>750650129
No. We "choose" when the "bubble" "implodes". Do you know what it's a metaphor for, right?
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>>750649334
>Wrong. I asked ChatGTP

You stupid animal fuckin retarded
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>>750647303
boomers are mentally ill
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>>750631789
good morning
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>>750648775
Until Anthropic, OpenAI and others find a way to turns a profit on AI without relying on gibs from government waiting for its ultimate surveillance machine, it is a bubble waiting to burst.
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>>750629974
>bailed out by the government (your tax money)
It'll be like bank bailouts all over again.
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>>750647159
Both are true. Its replacement isn’t because it’s so good, but because ceo’s are forcing it on everyone cause it’s hip and trendy
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It’s actually happening btw. Hope you don’t have all your money in stocks.
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My balls are about to burst. once it happens, I will come regardless of the time, or place. It's gonna be a loud ass moan.
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IT'S
HAPPENING
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>>750654404
>My balls are about to burst.
You'll have to piss sometime.
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>>750629974
It’s boosting. It’s no longer a bubble. AI is the only thing left and everything else is the bubble.
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>>750630228
Why does the back of his hair look like a yarmulke
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>tfw still 2060 6gb

I should have gotten a 5 series when I had the chance. But the retards then said "RAM will stabilize by 2027". Heh, now they say the same about 2030.
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>>750629974
the bubble just flew over my house
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>>750630083
Money is a fake goyim problem
They want AI so we get AI
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>>750629974
This is just a blip. We haven't even gotten IPOs for Anthropic or OpenAI yet.
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>>750648841
>lel, did nobody tell them how their business model works?
They get their real money from the CIA, so this doesn't matter, and may be intentional.
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>>750634245
Super Gay 2
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Will it be enough to actually destabilize this shitshow, or will no one remember this happened in a couple of weeks?
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I have never used AI and even downloaded an extension to disable google's AI summary so I don't have to manually put -ai in every search.
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>>750629974
Not a finance guy but I’d say AI hasn’t even started to rise. It’s creating video game concepts very very faithful to my personal style and telling Claude exactly how to implement them into an original game. When more people taste this kind of thing they’ll lose concern with the cost.
>>750652275
The video game and game artist market would be highly relevant.
>NOOOO its artists vs AI

I’m seeing conservatives doing very promising stuff with AI filmmaking. (Including former big guys like Doug TenNapel, who made the game Earthworm Jim) give em a few years and they’ll learn the artistic skills leftists never even got very good at.
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>>750638402
Vulgar display of Pawer
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