>>60524341 (OP)
AI..

>>60524350
ai is topping

>>60524350
no. Its funny and its going to destroy shared reality even more and help the atomization but overall its stochastic models that are worthless for deterministic processes. Which is most processes, outside of creativity
>>60524341 (OP)
Its not VR, its not AI, its certainly not crapto, its not real estate, its not shiny rocks, its not health, its not retail, its certainly not energy and its certainly not transport and communication.

My bet is on total human dead

>>60524341 (OP)
electric air taxis.
>joby
>achr
>hovr

>next big thing that we are all sleeping on?
PMs. Gold opens the door and silver runs through it.

>>60524384
silver memester. just fuck off.

>>60524357
Maybe I should be more specific, i think AI powered robots will be the next thing, and i think human-to-AI social interaction is the next big thing.
There is some invisible threshold, that we haven't quite crossed yet. But it seems feasible considering how one of (top 5) usage of LLM's are social interaction, literally just conversation with an AI.
I think it is likely that 5-10 years from now, we (westerlings) will socialize predominantly with AI. talk about our feelings, our experiences, thoughts and dreams.. thinks we normally share with other human, will seize to be a human-to-human interaction and become human-to-AI.
I think having a physical manifestation of the AI is important, i honestly think we are already there.. the technology is here.

>>60524388
Stay poor after the credit crunch.

>>60524398
That's what he meant.

>>60524341 (OP)
content creation and/or influencer marketing. there is unlimited money in that space because advertisers want attention and content based apps are where the attention is. doesn't matter how "late" you are to the game as long as the game still exists, because the amount of money is limitless

>>60524341 (OP)
kintusagi

>>60524560
*kintsugi my bad

>>60524350
>>60524394
>t. Ranjeet Sukhdik

>>60524394
not trying to bash this idea too much but id have trouble being that interested in an AI companion if i were 100% sure the discussion were kosher and following ToS. it would kill the sense of discovery to know for certain that im talking to an NPC. there should be some small chance of a hitler rant of bomb making instructions popping up and those errors are getting ironed out

>>60524341 (OP)
Chainlink

>>60524394
>top 5 usage
meanwhile 0.001% of the population has done it for more than 30 seconds before getting bored

there is quite literally nothing interesting about talking to an ai. you dont even understand what conversation is for

ai is a social plague and will consistently decrease quality of content on the internet from here on out forcing us into the real world again

next big thing is memecoins if btc would stop fucking around and actually go to 200k and get retail in. there is an absurd amount of retail money thats being wasted on shitty things like sportsbetting, slots, and other total trash. memecoins are 10x as addictive and rewarding.

>>60524667
I think a lot of social interaction is essentially "single player" activity.
I may be wrong, it's difficult to asses how much is internal communication when you "vent" about your boss, and how much is external communication - communication status and using your boss as a proxy for aligning the person you are speaking to, to how you want them to behave or not behave at least.

But even if I don't understand this, i know I and most other people play a shit load of offline video game. Mostly a paradox guy myself, but i get the sense that people playing GTA etc. do enjoy interacting with the NPCs. Do enjoy the "game" the NPC are a part of. Don't see how AI spilling out into the real physical world would be that much different..

>>60524341 (OP)
AI and PMs.

only retarded zoomers think they peaked.

>>60524341 (OP)
Big things don't come on a regular schedule. Sometimes decades or centuries go by without any major innovation. Just be prepared when it happens and don't sit on your hands in denial being a crusty boomer.

>>60524720
My brother in law told me how he really likes when the AI praises him for the question he ask it. "Really good question..bla bla"
It just seems like this is going to be a huge aspect of AI, don't want to revert back to the internal/external communication because i'm a bit intoxicated.. But why do people have posters with messages in their home? "Live, Laugh, Love" or "keep calm and do X".
Maybe it's a form of identity expression.. or maybe it is something an AI robot could do better, some cheesy wine joke :"keep calm and drink wine" when you sit and drink wine alone on a thursday night.

>>60524394
AI has already plateaud. They are out of ideas for the time being and the only way to make it marginally better is by spending a ton more money.

>>60524350
You're an idiot, everyone knows about AI and everyone has placed their pawns. Companies that have decent AI are already terribly rich. Are you going to buy shares? (sinister laughter). Are you going to develop a company that will make AI that lags behind the big companies that pay billions of dollars in salaries to have the best brains in the world? (even more sinister laughter). Here are the areas that are still under the radar: Hologram, flying transport, thorium reactor, etc. But want a scoop: it will have nothing to do with the rise of BTC, you won't make x10,000. You buy shares and if you make x10, estimate in 10 years, consider yourself lucky.

>>60524788
I have my doubts about crypto, but the fact remains that I can send you $10 - or $10 trillion, right now (the trillion $ is hypothetical ofc), i'm in Europe, i don't know where you are, it doesn't matter. No third party involved, just you and me, and a decentralized ledger of sorts..

I have my doubts about AI and robotics, but the fact is I can point a camera of me and it can live tell me my zipper is down. It can react, in a human like fashion, to anything visual. it can react to anything audible, anything i say, it can react to.. if i start mentioning colours, it can chime in or question why i'm rambling about colours.

This is enough for me, i don't have to have a mastermind view of how all of this plays out. I just know this is very powerful, and as i speculate i think it will mostly come across as Human-to-AI social interaction.

>>60524795
I own 0.1% of Realbotix, they don't have any AI but are using other companies AI, currently they employ an AI from another company that is making phonecall AI (think spam calls etc.).
It's a sexdoll with integrated AI, they do things like eye contact and making the mouth move in a way that match the word that the AI says.
This is valued at ~$50 million.. They also have a collaboration with another company that produce voice-to-action hands, (allegedly so good that it can operate a smartphone, haven't seen it myself).
I just think this is gonna be huge, and if i'm right, then i'm really early.. like ebay Bitcoin early..

>>60524847
just curious, are you a pure atheist materialist?

really cant understand how one can be so fascinated with ai unless they're just complete husks. doing quite literally everything in the real world including simply sitting with your eyes closed is more engaging than interacting with ai beyond purely practical things like data retrieval or extremely simple calculations(which is also extremely faulty and shouldnt be trusted for anything important)

>>60524945
idk man..
I read the book "the minds I", which made a strong impression on me..
So i guess i could fall into the category of "pure atheist materialist".. but idk..

>>60524341 (OP)
Everything BASE

if you want to know the real answer, it's privacy. privacy will be in high demand.

>>60524506

There is probably some overlap between automation through AI, content/attention commoditization, and crypto tokens/blockchain tools for value creation that is probably akin to a printing press. Not sure on the proper combination yet though.

>>60524341 (OP)
Not hating niggers and jews enough

>>60524945
I wonder that about all these women going on about their AI husbands... They get legitimately emotional about the conversations they are having with some dude's fancy code, when you could create a scenario more than real in your mind in an instant with enough practice.

>>60524341 (OP)
Ironically bitcoin mining stocks are getting close to their moment

>>60524350
Came to post this

Implanted Bio Tech
Neurolink and others like them.

Feeling depressed, download new brain firmware.

And on the opposite side of the tech spectrum bunker shelters.

Unironically? LINK

personally i think there is huge demand for someone who can solve the loneliness crisis
we need a "third space" business model that is inviting and affordable and also produces real friendships
i personally made a few friends by attending church but that is like... the only free institution where you can do that, we need more with more varied interests

>>60524341 (OP)
LIRIC - non-invasive eye surgery
Simply using femtosecond laser to change the adipose ratio in your eyes to create the adjustment for perfect vision with 0 inflammation response, and lasts for at least 3 years with no problems.
Studies were done with animals, and people, all look good, just waiting for the big players to bring it to market (eta 5-10 years)..
No longer a need for glasses or contact lenses, nocutting flaps or any risk of dry eyes. The entire optician industry has potential to be upended completely.
>>60525105
>I wonder that about all these women going on about their AI husbands
Women having AI husbands is ultimate low status, equivalent to a guy with an anime pillow wife. Shows that she can't secure a man, and the AI husband won't even be able to provide resources to her, so they're useless.
At best, an AI husband will fulfill the beta bucks emotional tampon role in a woman's life.
>>60525144
>Implanted Bio Tech
>Neurolink and others like them.
The brain biochemistry is kind of boring to me, might be huge for potential of massive drug addictions and that would be crazy.
The potential for solving disease and biological problems is way more interesting to me and seems like there's so much massive potential there, but it's nowhere near developed enough.

im gonna retire on this little faggot

>>60524341 (OP)
it's still crypto, less than 4% of the population owns BTC

>>60525484
Reminds me of Club Penguin

>>60525501
except its a mfin iceberg party

>>60524795
>holograms
lol
>flying transport
so eVOTLs like JOBY and ARCHER? been thinking about buying, its at a good price
>thorium reactors
because the chinese thorium find meme? but in that case youd just buy legacy energy sector

>>60524341 (OP)
That thing doesnt exist, atleast not easily investible. The thread is filled with midwit takes and tired cliches.

>>60524788
>AI has already plateaud
you people are unbelievable but I guess there's always someone willing to take the losing trade

I am not shilling, but I really believe poobis is the next big thing

>>60524341 (OP)
Pokemon cards

>>60524945
and why exctly would "ai" and spirituality or dualism be mutually exclusive? inb4 some kike fiction

>really cant understand how one can be so fascinated with ai
? only myopic husks cannot be fascinated with it.
>but it's just a statistical numbe-
ok and what if human language is no different
(inb4 dunning kruger takes)
linguists have been studying this for a few decades
>but linguists are fake and gay, muh nim chimpsky!
the fact that it does as well as it does with language alone is interesting enough to write 100 books but Im not about to cast pearls before swine I just enjoy the takes from naysayers

>>60524394
Incels like you have been falling in love with chatbots since 2010, I think the rest of us will be just fine.

>>60524384
>>60524388
I think PM's will have their flavor of the week run that can last years but its more like a play. PM's cant hold up a market like picrelated. And if gold/silver do moon, then we are talking paradigm shift in dollar and currency and then crypto is in that discusion...

>>60524394
I think AI will have a novel impact. It will improve big industries and make their profit margins stronger and all that capitalist shit. But that wont revolutionize much. They key is if it free the populations time for other things the way washing machines empowered housewifes. Whats the point of AI doing the work for us if we still have to clock in 9-5?

AI will also bring high end tech to the common man. No longer will it be gate kept by oligarcs/billionaires with money who hire all the talent to create these apps and services. Now anyone can vibe code the next app or service that empowers the working class and doesnt just make some rich person richer.

>>60524506
This. building a brand or an audience(view count) is still powerfull and even more so with all the adverticers moving away from cable tv. I hear qatar is paying bigly for influence.

>>60524341 (OP)
political corruption and the destruction of the federal government and the US as a country. it's there, but you can't join the party.

>>60525668
Based as fuck. AI's real value isn’t just in boosting profits, it’s in who gets to use it. Like big corps gonna optimize the hell outta everything, but the real shift is when average folks start automating side hustles, building apps, doing content and all.
I've seen A47’s cranking out crypto meme news 24/7 using AI, and it’s kinda effective it is. That’s real adoption, ngl.

>>60525484
>>60525501
buy an ad ffs

>>60524341 (OP)
Not exactly sleeping on it, but robo and drone stuff will be a huuuuuge market. Robots and drones will deliver things, increasingly replace people on construction sites, and take over roles in (elderly) care.

>>60524782
>My brother in law told me how he really likes when the AI praises him for the question he ask it. "Really good question..bla bla"
This is precisely why I could never stand any of these bots, they spend 2/3 of their time blowing you and trying to be your friend instead of just answering the fucking question. Also if my question is retarded or erroneous I want it to tell me that, but chatbots will never tell you no. I could ask it why blue cheese glows under UV light but red leicester doesn't, and it'll say shit like:
>That's an interesting observation I hadn't noticed before!
>You may be on to something there, let's investigate...
>Haha, I can tell you're something of a citizen scientist with a question like that. Kudos to your contributions!

If I'm being retarded, I want to be told I'm being retarded. Bots will never do that without me wasting a bunch of time first nudging them away from their inbuilt desire to suck my cock at all costs. So I just won't use them.

>>60524782
your brother in law and many other chatgpt users are being psychologically manipulated by a text generator that has been trained to do so. see:
https://openai.com/index/sycophancy-in-gpt-4o/
https://openai.com/index/expanding-on-sycophancy/

do something like this to stop that behavior (from https://old.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/1k8vomo/ ):
>Here's how to get ChatGPT to stop being an overly flattering yes man
>Add these to your custom instructions:
>Focus on substance over praise. Skip unnecessary compliments or praise that lacks depth. Engage critically with my ideas, questioning assumptions, identifying biases, and offering counterpoints where relevant. Don’t shy away from disagreement when it’s warranted, and ensure that any agreement is grounded in reason and evidence.

or just stop using chatgpt, because you will end up defending israel if you keep trusting a glorified unreliable assistant made by zionists.

>>60524341 (OP)
Definitely nothing to do with crypto. It's cooked for good.

>>60524341 (OP)
Web3 banking. Vaulta and XRP on this one.

>>60525636
Asides SUPRA, nothing else is the next big thing.

>>60524891
Come on, I bought $100 worth just in case. I looked at it, it looks solid, but if their business results are down a bit, thank you if it works, and if not, fuck you. I'll be following this closely.

>>60524341 (OP)
mattress

>>60524341 (OP)
Chainlink

See the fud about
>Staking
>Staking BUILD rewards
>Team dumping
>"No traction"
It's going to be so fucking obvious in hindsight but fuddies and retards are gonna be the most btfo

>>60528489
Shut up, enough talking about this stuff all the time. I'm starting to hate it.

>>60525639
lol

>>60525155
Checked and agree, not in the top 80% of men = ngmi with a woman and i'll die alone. Fuck this gay earth.

palantir is still a low cap, unironically. Will be multiple trillions in 5 years.

>>60528546
You will learn too my son. But not today

>>60524350
The only safe AI plays are through already overvalued mega cap tech stocks (MSFT, META, NVDA, etc.). Good luck beating the market with these. There are a handful of AI small caps but they simply cannot compete with the big boys (SOUN, BBAI, etc.). As soon as these guys start making money and winning market share from the big dogs, they’ll be bought out for a premium of 5% if you’re lucky.

>>60525501
>>60525484
I JUST LOVE THEM SO MUCH IS ALL

>>60524341 (OP)
zhaoge makin a comeback
0x06fDECC23b4fC791121ae008C55b70bC17D13783

>>60524341 (OP)
Quantum computing

>>60524394
AI-powered robots are still a long way off from being a thing. Battery power alone makes them non-viable for anything other than a curiosity to show your rich friends. Robot plumbers and builders? Fuck knows, maybe 100 years?

Nostalgia. If you're Gen Y and you missed out on Bitcoin, here's your chance to make it.

>>60524341 (OP)
LINK