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Bernardo de La Paz

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16. Likewise. The article laid out many issues a lot of us are familiar with but was not very enlightening. . . . nt

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Here's How the AI Crash Happens [View all] Celerity Oct 30 OP

Worrying. cachukis Oct 30 #1

Yes, somewhat. . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Oct 30 #8

So they'll fast-track AI in all the things just to prop up the economy. tinrobot Oct 30 #2

They haven't forgotten that at all - the EXACT same machines are the ones used to make crypto coins AZJonnie Oct 30 #10

No. But your point about jobs & economy is good. Bernardo de La Paz Oct 30 #11

There was some AI generated music that really amazed me... I like your take on this btw... bsiebs Oct 30 #23

It wouldn't amaze you if you cared about the artists whose work was stolen to train the AI. highplainsdem Friday #28

I'm amazed at what trump did to the east wing of the white house... doesn't mean I agree with it... bsiebs Friday #30

Well, that is all grand UpInArms Oct 30 #3

Wrong. You seem to have adopted an ideological tenet in your first sentence and warped your perspective around it. Bernardo de La Paz Oct 30 #12

Pick your poison genxlib Oct 30 #4

A limited perspective leads to nihilism. Enlarge your perspective and think outside of the box a little more. Bernardo de La Paz Oct 30 #13

I posted earlier. usonian Oct 30 #5

Yes, it is a bubble, but the previous internet bubble of 2000 led to smart phones and many things we love to use. Bernardo de La Paz Oct 30 #15

I'm not finding the "how the crash happens" part Fiendish Thingy Oct 30 #6

The improvements made by each new AI model are becoming smaller and smaller, making the idea that Silicon Valley can Celerity Oct 30 #7

Just like LLMs were revolutionary, there are or will be new revolutionary developments that won't be small and increment Bernardo de La Paz Oct 30 #17

Thank You Fiendish Thingy Oct 30 #18

Likewise. The article laid out many issues a lot of us are familiar with but was not very enlightening. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Oct 30 #16

The crash or bubble deflation will be triggered by small or large collapses of financing built on over-promises & fraud Bernardo de La Paz Oct 30 #20

There are plenty of pay AI services IronLionZion Oct 30 #25

If i understand it, which is a big question Bmoboy Oct 30 #9

No. Not a takeover of all such jobs. There will remain a need for judgement, creativity, and oversight Bernardo de La Paz Oct 30 #19

That's not a huge workforce Bmoboy Oct 30 #21

People said the same thing about the transition to mechanized farming. They were wrong. Bernardo de La Paz Oct 30 #22

DURec leftstreet Oct 30 #14

AI growth's raised electrical utility costs nationwide. Per Forbes & Joinarbor.com, residential costs have risen by 30% ancianita Oct 30 #24

One thing I noticed in the picture. Mr. Evil Oct 30 #26

I think trump wants and needs a crash. Our debt level is too high and the costs to service the debt. Melon Oct 30 #27

Thanks, Celerity! Generative AI is the most harmful tech ever developed, and if there was ever an highplainsdem Friday #29

The investments based on an expectation of exponential growth of profits al bupp Saturday #31

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