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Anonymous No.106321539 >>106321546 >>106322065 >>106322155 >>106322879 >>106322995 >>106323090 >>106323531 >>106323581 >>106323710 >>106323757 >>106324088 >>106324126 >>106324199 >>106324498 >>106324621 >>106324643 >>106324761 >>106325586 >>106326085 >>106327398 >>106327412 >>106327463 >>106327548 >>106329103 >>106329297 >>106329423 >>106331047 >>106331169 >>106331187 >>106331242 >>106331483 >>106331492 >>106332184 >>106332547 >>106332665 >>106332681 >>106333307 >>106337279 >>106338611 >>106339980 >>106347846 >>106347906 >>106348142 >>106348441 >>106348493 >>106350277 >>106350573 >>106352726 >>106352827 >>106352844
AI Bubble is Popping
>Tens of BILLIONS of dollars of tech stocks being sold off

What now???
Anonymous No.106321546 >>106321617 >>106325661 >>106327548
>>106321539 (OP)
On to the next bubble
Anonymous No.106321587 >>106321676
>Tens of BILLIONS of dollars of tech stocks being purchased
Is also true.
Anonymous No.106321617 >>106321639 >>106321655 >>106323215 >>106323759 >>106323780 >>106324186 >>106324676 >>106324769 >>106326095 >>106327077 >>106327548 >>106327720 >>106328857 >>106329162 >>106329201 >>106329596 >>106330372 >>106330724 >>106331796 >>106331816 >>106332354 >>106333166 >>106337639 >>106338583 >>106341091 >>106341926 >>106343222 >>106345657 >>106346789 >>106354293
>>106321546
Which is...?
Anonymous No.106321639 >>106326665
>>106321617
quantum
remember google's "quantum supremacy"?
Anonymous No.106321655 >>106321698 >>106324777
>>106321617
biocomputers.
Anonymous No.106321676
>>106321587
It means nothing. When a shitcoin is being dumped, gradually or not, people are also buying and selling but you know it's going to zero and majority of the buyers will lose money.
Anonymous No.106321698
>>106321655
Nigga that's US!
Finally, our time to shine1
Anonymous No.106322065
>>106321539 (OP)
The biggest financial crisis the world has ever seen
Anonymous No.106322155
>>106321539 (OP)
Bring popcorn and wait for new opportunities.
Anonymous No.106322879
>>106321539 (OP)
Did Saltman's newest scam finally clue people in that AGI will not occur by making bigger and bigger LLMs?
Anonymous No.106322987
But I thought it was 2 more weeks until we got AGI? Damn the evil investors, only concerned about line go up.
Anonymous No.106322995 >>106323045 >>106324261 >>106327548
>>106321539 (OP)
Sam Altman is gonna have to make the greatest jewish deal ever for his company to survive
Anonymous No.106323039 >>106323050 >>106326062 >>106327548 >>106330800 >>106331373 >>106331449 >>106331712 >>106332768 >>106333768 >>106338550 >>106340941 >>106347073 >>106348281
Wake me when it's hundreds of billions.
Also did anyone not see this bubble popping? AI has been a "omg in a year it's going to be AGI" for like 2 years now. It's still trying to find a real use case to make it viable and while there's been some retard companies cleaning out a few engineers to try and pretend that AI is replacing them.
Here's a fun snippet from how vibe coding is going.
AI is an ok tool, but still requires user expertise to get anything useful out of it.
I guess the interesting question is which company is most exposed? I think Microsoft has far too much exposure to AI with their purchasing of OpenAI stock, but Google's invested a fuck tonne into it themselves.
Anonymous No.106323045 >>106323541 >>106324261 >>106327345
>>106322995
He'll just sell a shitload of his stock, then make a weak apology to shareholders and let the company sink. He'll be up in his mansion while the OpenAI ship sinks into the freezing atlantic with all the shareholders who didn't sell on board.
Anonymous No.106323050 >>106323095 >>106324911 >>106332504
>>106323039
Not only is the entire tech industry massively exposed, I'm pretty sure most governments have been pouring money into this garbage because they see AGI as the next MAD. If the AI bubble gets much bigger, it's going to collapse the world economy, and it's probably already big enough to cause a massive recession.
Anonymous No.106323090
>>106321539 (OP)
2 more weeks to AGI
Anonymous No.106323095 >>106323127 >>106327422 >>106329266 >>106333895 >>106334490
>>106323050
I feel like we're mid-recession already and I think you're right, AI popping could definitely cause a global recession.
The real shame of it is that the general public needs more power, because when the crash happens and the damage starts happening, big companies and banks are going to start crying for a bail-out and it'll be vitally important for the general public to say no and let them die.
It'll hurt, but it's necessary because if we bail them out and they widen the wealth gap much further, that new world order shit those faggots at the global economic forum of "you'll own nothing and be happy" will be real. Nobody but the ruling class will own anything.
This is not political, it's not a right vs left, this is a poor vs rich and we need to call bullshit on all of them.
I only hope they get Larry Fink. What a cunt.
Anonymous No.106323127 >>106323148
>>106323095
funny how you think the public has any power whatsoever. Politicians and CEOs are just modern nobility, and the only time nobles fear the common man is when the guillotine rolls out
Anonymous No.106323148 >>106323670 >>106329266
>>106323127
I know, I don't think we do, but when people can't afford food, water and shelter en-masse, things start getting really fucking fair, really fucking fast.
Idk if it'll be guillotines this time around (here's hoping!) but if they thought that Luigi was the only one, wait until regular people start to realise they can't afford food, water or shelter but ultrarich fags are in their mansions.
Anonymous No.106323215
>>106321617
reverse gangbangs
Anonymous No.106323249 >>106323475 >>106323499 >>106325213 >>106325648 >>106326653 >>106327452 >>106327512
how big will the crash be really? are there really any big public companies normies could have invested in that are just ai?
nvidia will go down bigly, and microsoft maybe. but apple has already failed with ai and they also make other products.
Anonymous No.106323475
>>106323249
NV is the poster child of the stock market right now. I doubt there are any funds without at least some shares
Anonymous No.106323489
DEEPSEAK RANG THE BELL
NOBODY LISTENED

I for one am glad I did and sold my shares a month after the "surprise".
Anonymous No.106323499
>>106323249
Depends on how leveraged are these companies into AI. I'm guessing "very leveraged"
Anonymous No.106323507 >>106323511
Will we at least get to have 1 cheap LLM after the crash?
Anonymous No.106323511
>>106323507
No
Anonymous No.106323531 >>106323542 >>106323546 >>106324097
>>106321539 (OP)
Just as AI becomes useful for what I do kek.
Anonymous No.106323541 >>106323547 >>106324226 >>106324261 >>106326222
>>106323045
There is no stock openai is private
Anonymous No.106323542
>>106323531
Just a two weeks away from becoming AGI
Anonymous No.106323546 >>106323564 >>106323579 >>106332775
>>106323531
Gooning?
Anonymous No.106323547
>>106323541
Didn't Microsoft make a rather sizeable investment in them?
Anonymous No.106323564
>>106323546
In a way yes
Anonymous No.106323579
>>106323546
Nah it was useful for that a long time ago. But I still prefer meat bags.
Anonymous No.106323581
>>106321539 (OP)
Wait for the next grift
Anonymous No.106323670 >>106323721 >>106324328
>>106323148
All the elites are just going to flee to somewhere like NZ at the first sign of trouble. This isn't the middle ages anymore, they have private jets and they will not be anywhere near the proles when shit starts falling apart.
Anonymous No.106323710
>>106321539 (OP)
The S&P 500 is the same price it was on the 12th. That was, checks calendar, 8 days ago. Wow le epic sell-off it's joever
Anonymous No.106323721 >>106323819 >>106328834
>>106323670
They didn't in 2008 when banks started to collapse, I don't think they're that clued up with what's happening and I don't think they'll necessarily know about a collapse before it happens.
Idk you're probably right, but I'm hoping us here in NZ will string them up too. Our economy is at the mercy of China and America, we're not immune to it and I'd say that since we're so small and export-reliant, we'll be heavily affected by whatever happens.
Anonymous No.106323757 >>106324064 >>106324501
>>106321539 (OP)
>llms have knowledge cutoff date
>hallucinate basically every message
>context windows

Is AGI really just around the corner? People ask questions to get answers for things they donโ€™t know. They often take the answers from ChatGPT as fact. You start asking it things youโ€™re knowledgeable about and the illusion falls apart.

A recent mishap.

I asked it if any Subaru in the past 15 years had a V8. It thought for 3 minutes to say โ€œNo.โ€ I then asked it to list Japanese cars in that time frame which did. It gave me one answer (Lexus LS600h) and said that was all of them. I asked what about the Century. It says ohh yeah that one too. I asked what about the Fuga. Ohh yeah that one too. So there are 3 in total? Yes, absolutely!!

That same pattern applies to everything. A Google search could solve this problem already.
Anonymous No.106323759 >>106323822 >>106327476
>>106321617
Artificial Intelligence 2.
Anonymous No.106323780 >>106330592 >>106332782
>>106321617
NANOMACHINES SON
Anonymous No.106323819 >>106324328 >>106324498
>>106323721
The bank collapse didn't collapse supply chains. They don't want to show weakness, but the second you start seeing reports of supermarket shelves being empty and hyperinflation wiping out savings, they'll be long gone. In a small country like NZ it's not that hard to just keep your PMC in the bunker with you, the threat of an uprising is largely diminished and the death of the internet will cause a communications blackout.
Anonymous No.106323822
>>106323759
SEX... 2!?
Anonymous No.106324064
>>106323757
>Is AGI really just around the corner
Have they invented a way to mimic a neuron behavior so the machine can effectively think and reason?
I'll answer, no, they haven't since we don't know how those work, when some llm is thinking they're just making matchmaking operations in the background to see which result is more fitting for the context given, but it isn't in any way any more intelligent than llms that just output the first thing they match with.
Anonymous No.106324088 >>106332809
>>106321539 (OP)
https://fortune.com/2025/08/18/mit-report-95-percent-generative-ai-pilots-at-companies-failing-cfo/
Anonymous No.106324097 >>106329575
>>106323531
it's useful but it's peaked
people just can't understand how improving stuff works in tech
e.g. you have a system at 99% uptime and want to take it to 99.9%
brainlets think it's a 0.9% improvement but in reality its a 10x aka 1000% improvement
same applies to AI
just for a "small" improvement you need to 1000x the effort
Anonymous No.106324126 >>106324182 >>106324210 >>106328373 >>106330737
>>106321539 (OP)
LLM's have reached their peak, AI has plateaued, and there's no breakthrough in sight.

GPT-5 was just the start, Gemini 3 and Deepseek R2 will also be massive disappointments.

The whole bubble is about to burst harder than the dotcom bubble.
Anonymous No.106324152 >>106324170
I think I speak for all of us when I say we should find it in our hearts to give the metaverse another shot.
Anonymous No.106324170
>>106324152
Fuck off zuck
Anonymous No.106324182 >>106324292
>>106324126
AW shit yeah, son, cheap nvidia cards 4 me
Anonymous No.106324186
>>106321617
Teledildonics
Anonymous No.106324199
>>106321539 (OP)
All of this is because ChatGPT5 didn't sound nice enough
Anonymous No.106324210
>>106324126
The next breakthrough is Flux tier models trained on anime porn. Until then we wait
Anonymous No.106324226 >>106324261
>>106323541
There's still stock. And even though a company isn't publicly traded doesn't mean that it can't be traded. It just means normies won't be able to trade it since no one wants to trade private stock for a couple hundred or thousand dollars. Put in a couple hundred thousand dollars or millions and that changes.

When companies, be it private or public need money and don't want or can't take a loan they sell their stock. Startups have to sell stock for money because no one is willing to give millions or billions worth of money as a loan to a company with nothing as collateral, especially when often the goal of startups is to burn through money to gain market share. Buying into the company in exchange for that money? Now you're betting that it becomes successful and your stock will one day be worth more than what you paid for it.
Anonymous No.106324261 >>106324412
>>106322995
>>106323045
>>106323541
>>106324226
didn't elon musk put up like 60% of initial money, some judge might see it as a claim to 60% of openai
Anonymous No.106324292
>>106324182
hoepfully gpus haven't been well priced since like 2019
Anonymous No.106324328 >>106332692 >>106332708
>>106323819
>>106323670
It doesn't matter if they flee to NZ, the moon or wherever. All their property in the places guillotines are rolling out is still gone. They can live in their little bunkers all they want. But if the people rise up and take everything they own but the bunker they're in it isn't much of a life.
Anonymous No.106324366
karp bros, i don't feel too good
Anonymous No.106324412 >>106324636
>>106324261
Then he would hold that amount of stock, wouldn't he? Is this the best place to post your idiotic muskrat fantasies, tubby? Don't you have windows to lick?
Anonymous No.106324498
>>106321539 (OP)
>tech stocks reach levels not seen since last week
I'm closely monitoring the situation

>>106323819
>PMC in the bunker
This is what leftards actually believe. Meanwhile anyone in the real world can see the head of pmc would promptly shoot the merchant and establish himself as the warlord the minute shtf
Anonymous No.106324501
>>106323757
They brought back Google before it got enshittified and people genuinely thought it was a brand new thing that never existed and that it could replace humans, somehow
Anonymous No.106324621
>>106321539 (OP)
there is always a dip in late summer and then it goes back up again. You should probably buy in September I doubt the bubble will burst that soon.
Anonymous No.106324636 >>106324711
>>106324412
he donated under false pretense it's gonna be always a non profit, could argue he was scammed for hundreds of millions
Anonymous No.106324643
>>106321539 (OP)
Trust the plan. AI is only getting better and bigger.
Anonymous No.106324676 >>106324695 >>106324709
>>106321617
focusing on quality, stability and sustainability
Anonymous No.106324695
>>106324676
Oh look we got a fucking comedian
Anonymous No.106324709
>>106324676
Haha nice one dude
Anonymous No.106324711
>>106324636
>could argue he was scammed for hundreds of millions
Yeah I suppose you could argue that. Are you going to?
Anonymous No.106324761
>>106321539 (OP)
Don't care about screenshots or headlines
I especially don't care about twitter screenshots
Anonymous No.106324769
>>106321617
goo fridges
Anonymous No.106324771
What about this demo? I mean there is a lot of fluff and bullshit when any new tech comes along, but normally pieces of it are ok and carry on into the next big thing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgNq-wK7Z_c
Anonymous No.106324777 >>106326103
>>106321655
>biological CPU dies of old age
>money stolen
Anonymous No.106324911 >>106324941 >>106328472
>>106323050
I wouldn't be surprised. The belief is LLMs will eventually get there. Trouble is this. A human can solve any problem, but a LLM cannot. A LLM can only solve a fixed set of problems - that's what techbros gloss over. The idea a LLM can solve everything is not grounded in logic. There is no human process to explain how to do everything, humans achieve everything through a life long process. A LLM cannot emulate a life long process. At some point on the vibe coders journey the LLM won't know, it's inevitable.
Anonymous No.106324941 >>106326272 >>106328395
>>106324911
I don't think any of them even legitimately think LLMs will get there, it's purely fake it till you make it.

All the actual software guys know it's a joke but they get big money for working on it, and the guys at the top have been told it won't work but either think they can make enough in investment for the boffins to somehow make it work, or that they can make enough money to quietly exit before the bubble pops and then insist they were 2 weeks away from AGI but all the funding collapsed and the data centers got shut down, whoopsie!
Anonymous No.106325042 >>106325598
remember dotcom bubble?
Anonymous No.106325213
>>106323249
Nvidia is 8 % of the entire US market so it would be really bad.
Anonymous No.106325586
>>106321539 (OP)
>letting the AI bubble pop before 2027 where the AGI god makes scarcity and work obsolete
You blew it again, America
Anonymous No.106325598
>>106325042
dotcom preceded a recession
this shit is happening at the beginning of one
people are fucked
Anonymous No.106325648 >>106325757 >>106326101 >>106327743 >>106331348 >>106331512
>>106323249
AI currently accounts for nearly 30% of the market capital right now
so MS 100% will crash, facemeta is already 'restructuring', openAI is openly saying it's a bubble, and Nvidia is the one providing all the chips to build these things, no AI and their sales tank, sales tank stocks tank, when the stocks go down all the investment firms panic sell, driving the price lower
there go all your 401ks all your portfolios, businesses get liquidated to line the pockets of wall street, people lose jobs, etc
once this happens the housing market will follow suit, with less money people will be less willing to buy, the result is that house prices will begin dropping like a rock, especially as investment firms dump their inventory to make up the losses from the AI bubble, you think "this is a good thing I'll be able to buy a house" well I certainly hope you're in one of the businesses that's NOT going to do mass layoffs to keep their profits high enough to avoid investor dumps because when the price of your house drops below how much you owe banks begin calling in their debts, anyone with leans is getting foreclosed
estimated job loss based on 2008 financial crisis: 15 point change
total percent of unemployed currently: 40%
after crash: 55%
ironically the people who will be safest are the people who make the least, rich will obviously stay rich, though less rich, but the middle class will be wiped out, the remaining population will be nearly all minimum wage part-time 2-job types, since they're both essential and already about as cheap as labor can be
also ironically the best thing we could do is nothing, we would recover eventually, but that's never how it goes, they'll try to 'fix' it, and the changes made will be some new injection of trillions of dollars (more inflation) and propping up things (government ownership of private businesses) which will prioritize the businesses owned by the government over fully private ones
welcome to the new soviet union faggot
Anonymous No.106325661 >>106345664
>>106321546
quantum computing. they were already doing prehype the last year.
Anonymous No.106325757 >>106326101 >>106326225 >>106328911
>>106325648
financial faggots always think they're immune because they're the money guys, but in fact when the shit hits the fan they're the first out the door (see 2008)
our modern global trade network depends on debt accumulation, so if the investment bros pull their funding to cover their losses otherwise unrelated business will also feel it
"I'm a welder I'll be fine" says the guy who welds for a car manufacturing company, but when the depression hits people are going to stop buying new cars, no job for you
"I'm a truck driver" too bad, with all the manufacturing and retail slowing down they'll need less stuff shipped
"I'm a farmer" I hope you can eat all that corn and onions you were subsidized to grow because when the US goes down they take everyone else with them and the vast majority of your crops go to shit we sell internationally, enjoy crushing ten thousand eggs and pouring your milk straight onto the ground, best you can hope for is the government buys it and they wont offer a fair market price, it's bread line time do your part comrade
"I work in healthcare non-profit" these operate on slim margins anyway, once people lose their jobs they also lose their healthcare, and the people who pay the most are also the least likely to use it (poor people are sick more often), meaning that you also are on the chopping block, for profit is obviously worse off since your bosses are gonna lay you off to keep their bottom line going up
"I own my own business and sell everything locally" I hope you don't have investors, loans, or debts of any kind because they can and will call that shit in and destroy your otherwise profitable business
"I own by own business outright and sell stuff I make myself" your customers will buy less because they lost their jobs, try to keep up retard
"I live innawoods" lets hope the homeless population doesn't get too high or you're going to have to shoot people daily for trying to take what you have
Anonymous No.106325762
>no AGI
So does this mean I'll be respected for using AI in my workflow? Because AI is actually super duper dumb? So my high quality results can be attributed to me.
Anonymous No.106326062
>>106323039
Nothing has "popped" yet
Anonymous No.106326085
>>106321539 (OP)
Took them long enough to realize it. Hopefully now the gpu prices will go back to normal.
Anonymous No.106326095 >>106340977
>>106321617
Domestic robots that can get you beer from the fridge and that you can sodomize.
Anonymous No.106326101
>>106325648
>>106325757
They will just cut interest rates or turn them negative and QE until the stock market hits never before seen highs. The rest of us will pick up the tab as always.
Anonymous No.106326103 >>106331015
>>106324777
They'd probably live longer than modern planned obsolence electronics
Anonymous No.106326222 >>106328421
>>106323541
/thread
Anonymous No.106326225
>>106325757
Anyone without 5 years worth of food in their house and the means to defend it deserves to die.
Anonymous No.106326272
>>106324941
Lots of SV SWEs thought "scaling laws" and The Bitter Lesson (tm) would turn LLMs into AGI. But scaling laws just refer to perplexity getting lower, not intelligence getting higher.
Anonymous No.106326653
>>106323249
Honestly with the way wealth is distributed and accounted for, the crash will be *bad* but only for a certain sect of the population.

The US economy right now is running in parallel.
You got the financial, big tech and corporate oligarchy on top, and the bottom are those slumming it out in service, retail, and what's left of industry.

The top will be devastated, but only on paper. It'll been seen as something that's everyone's issue because the handful of corporate jobs directly propped up by all the funny money may be gone.
The bottom will *mostly* be shielded, the same way they were shielded from the post Covid Biden boom
Anonymous No.106326665 >>106348256
>>106321639
Up 136% on QBTS, I'll allow it.
Anonymous No.106326820
>DEEPSKANK
>CHATGAYPEETEE
>GRUNK
>FLAUDE
>SIIIIRS
Anonymous No.106327077
>>106321617
QUANTUM FARTING
Anonymous No.106327345
>>106323045
He won't sell shit,
He won't apologize,
And you will happily pay for it.
Anonymous No.106327397
Dow and S&P are fine, not sure what OP or the Fraudencial Times are claiming.
Anonymous No.106327398
>>106321539 (OP)
https://www.ft.com/content/b6c96fc7-ab27-42f1-a8f3-aae7937dc939
Anonymous No.106327412 >>106327455
>>106321539 (OP)
>literal who news site is clickbaiting
>spy down 1.2% from intraday ATH
>the world is ending, clearly
Take it to /biz/ or something.
Anonymous No.106327422 >>106342066
>>106323095
>The real shame of it is that the general public needs more power, because when the crash happens and the damage starts happening, big companies and banks are going to start crying for a bail-out and it'll be vitally important for the general public to say no and let them die.
The general public has kever had and never will have ANY say in those matters.
This is how you know that the trillion dollar bailouts for a (((chosen few))) are already baked into the cake. As it always was.
Don't delude yourself.
There is no plan to trust and things won't change within a fortnight either.
Anonymous No.106327452 >>106327484
>>106323249
>how big will the crash be really?
Rest assured, no CEO and bigwig will be hurt in the process.
Anonymous No.106327455
>>106327412
https://www.wsj.com/livecoverage/stock-market-today-dow-sp-500-nasdaq-08-19-2025
Anonymous No.106327463
>>106321539 (OP)
CRASH CRASH CRASH CRASH CRASH CRASH NVIDIA CRASH
Anonymous No.106327476 >>106339882
>>106323759
but anon the Siri era is AI 1.0 and this is AI 2.0
Anonymous No.106327484 >>106327698
>>106327452
Financial Times is also shilling to "buy the dip" so it could actually turn out to be nothing. It's not doing much so far against Nvidia.
Anonymous No.106327502
they will blame indians on the stock market crash
Anonymous No.106327512 >>106327698 >>106345511
>>106323249
They won't let it crash. Remember how quickly they through out the rulebook for covid.
Anonymous No.106327538 >>106327598
Intel is up because Trump said something about a gov't stake in the too big to fail corporation, and because of the $2 Billion investment from SoftBank.
Corporate welfare matters, guys.
Anonymous No.106327548
>>106321539 (OP)
fucking finally, maybe /g/ will actually improve.
>>106321617
>>106321546
silicon valley dies with the LLM scam, quantum computing is a meme.
>>106322995
altman is already bailing out, even he admitted that the LLM hype is vastly overvalued.
>>106323039
>Also did anyone not see this bubble popping?
Literally everyone saw this coming except for boomer investors and AI cultists.
Anonymous No.106327572 >>106327619
Will be interesting to see how this affects Elon and his companies
Tesla was already working on AI stuff well before the current bubble and will likely just keep going to get FSD working someday, xAI has "@grok is this true" and their phone sex hotline both as functional products with good demand that aren't dependent on future magic tech and represent some of the few entirely sustainable current-gen AI products, X will continue to be used to mass-influence public opinion via AI-controlled timelines and bot posting
Meanwhile Meta went all-in on replacing all your friends with robots and failed before even getting to the first hurdle, and OpenAI was entirely banking on ChatGPT literally taking over the world with no backup plan. Microsoft will likely do fine as they're the one of the few companies alongside Oracle and IBM providing enterprise-grade AI where in the niches where it makes sense.
Anonymous No.106327598
>>106327538
You can inject a gazillion gorillion into the abyss, all of it is lost investment.
Anonymous No.106327607 >>106338277
Is anyone here selling their index funds as well?
Anonymous No.106327619
>>106327572
>tesla
>felon rust
Anonymous No.106327666
LLM = LICK + LIGMA ( MY * (BALLS^2))
Anonymous No.106327698
>>106327484
>big papers are telling people to buy the dip
bearish
>>106327512
how, even if they pull off internet ID and mass tokenization there will still be a massive crash.
>ww3
not happening.
Anonymous No.106327720
>>106321617
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Anonymous No.106327743
>>106325648
good effortpost
Anonymous No.106327910 >>106328010 >>106328304 >>106328371 >>106328400 >>106328577 >>106329432
I don't know why people are dooming, if AI is a bubble (it isn't) it won't be any worse than 2008 and that was a nothing burger, everything recovered within 5 years.
Anonymous No.106328010 >>106328304 >>106328624
>>106327910
The reason 2008 โ€œwas a nothingburgerโ€ was that the Fed started doing a fuckload of quantitative easing (which is better known as โ€œprint money until you stop having money problemsโ€) and they havenโ€™t really stopped doing it since. If a bigger bubble pops while QE is happening then thereโ€™s no real way to stop everything from collapsing all the way down. PS the iPhone was probably the last real tech innovation that wasnโ€™t just throwing more processors at the problem so we have a very far way to fall
Anonymous No.106328304
>>106327910
>>106328010
There is a good chance the majority of AI funding today comes from money laundered USAid funds. It would explain why the discovery of the money laundering hasn't resulted in a crackdown, for those involved have wedged themselves between the economy.
Does this mean the bubble is worse than previous ones? I don't know, you figure it out.
Anonymous No.106328371
>>106327910
>AI bubble bursts
>tech scammer jeets get shipped back to shitpoopistan
>housing gets affordable
lets do it
Anonymous No.106328373 >>106336740
>>106324126
>there's no breakthrough in sight
or the breakthrough happened but it was not in the US and involved different technologies that the US dismisses and has no expertise in
Anonymous No.106328395
>>106324941
It's all to turn around and have data centers centered around AI monitoring of the population. AI is being hyped because it's envisioned as a control mechanism.
Anonymous No.106328400
>>106327910
>2008 was a nothing burger
anon i... do you go outside? do you not read the news?
Anonymous No.106328421
>>106326222
>Secondary Markets don't exist
Softbank investment is calling.
Anonymous No.106328472 >>106328556 >>106328898
>>106324911
>Trouble is this. A human can solve any problem, but a LLM cannot. A LLM can only solve a fixed set of problems - that's what techbros gloss over.
It's more that LLMs simply can't solve the class of problems that involves having things that block other things. It turns out that includes a lot more important stuff than people expected, such as all negations, world models, partitioning instructions into different types (system prompts vs user input). They don't fail to generate answers, and may sometimes produce the expected answer, but they don't actually respect the constraint.
Humans have special neurons to handle that. The simplification of how neurons work that led to artificial neural networks lost that along the way. The training method used for ANNs doesn't really produce the right kind of network; it's topologically too simple, and its foundational assumptions prevent it from ever being tweaked to fix that.
Fixing this requires a major architectural change. Different hardware running different software. The bubble needs to burst to clear the air before actual solutions can come forward commercially.
Anonymous No.106328487
Letโ€™s put our noggins together. Whatโ€™s something we could make to keep our (((economy))) of bubbles and busts going?
Anonymous No.106328556 >>106328650
>>106328472
My metric is that if you can ask the Aโ€œIโ€ a question and it actually says it doesnโ€™t know instead of shitting something out that MIGHT be right then theyโ€™ve managed to put some rudimentary thinking into it
Anonymous No.106328577
>>106327910

One of the most basement dwelling takes I've read in some time for the end of US hegemony.
Anonymous No.106328624
>>106328010
>The reason 2008 โ€œwas a nothingburgerโ€
There's been a series of bubbles since before 2000 (I can't be bothered to track back where it started). Every time one has burst, far too much hot money has jumped ship to something else, inflating the next bubble for a few months to years. The ride isn't going to stop until a lot of people accept that they're all going to take a huge loss, and that's a very bitter pill to swallow.
I suspect that the party ends and everyone gets to go home on their own with a brutal hangover when the USD devalues. The signs are there, but fuck knows if it's going to kick of this particular bubble-burst. I thought it was going to happen when crypto blew up, so what do I know.
Anonymous No.106328650
>>106328556
Getting the system to appreciate the limit of its knowledge might be one of the things that are part of the category error I described. That sounds at least possible.
Anonymous No.106328834
>>106323721
The mungies will be on to these white collar crooks and computer geeks faster than you can say SUCK IT TO MA TETE SIEG FUCKIN HEIL. Not one more acre pakeha
Anonymous No.106328857 >>106332359
>>106321617
house market?
hopefully
Anonymous No.106328898 >>106328938
>>106328472
>It's more that LLMs simply can't solve the class of problems that involves having things that block other things.
humans exhibit dynamic neuroplasticity, optimizing information to multiple areas in the brain to maintain an energy equilibrium. math connections can be strengthened (or possibly mapped closer) to the person's understanding of groceries or further away into an empathetic region to count and communicate with children. whereas a LLM has to be specifically built to count in both situations prior to training (batch technique). this is why models exponentially grow in size, information is duplicated to keep the loss low. the bigger the network, the more frequently back propagation results in duplicated processes. you can train in negation, but this means the model grows even bigger, as each subdomain needs to learn the negations of said information. a good example is you can instruct 'dont do x' and for many tasks it won't do 'x', but there are common tasks where if you ask it not to do 'x' instead it will either ignore the statement or take it as instruction to perform 'x'. the grift could stay alive indefinitely, as you can create all kinds of clever approximates that aren't understood by the audience to 'wow' them into compliance.
Anonymous No.106328911 >>106328953
>>106325757
okay doomguy so what can one do?
Anonymous No.106328938
>>106328898
Current LLM are giant 'holograms', good luck scaling, retraining or specializing that.
Anonymous No.106328953 >>106335962
>>106328911
Anon is describing a deflationary depression. If that happens in the west with our current bread basket of demographics lol, then you should keep cash and precious metals and more importantly find God
Anonymous No.106329084
Is there more debt than there is currency to go around? I know the profit of banks come from loans/debt, but there has to be an upper limit if you have literally everyone owing someone else something.
Anonymous No.106329103 >>106329164 >>106329192
>>106321539 (OP)
>What now???
BUY THE DIP!!!!
Anonymous No.106329162
>>106321617
nerve gas
Anonymous No.106329164 >>106329192
>>106329103
Unironically this.
It's the number one thing morons don't understand about the stock market. It's literally a cycle of
>we, company, need money, can you invest some so we can do X?
>you make money as company profit grow!
>we have too much money! we didn't spend the money you gave us wisely! we're idiots!
>oh no you lose money become company dumb or bloated!
>we, company, need money...
Anonymous No.106329192 >>106330662
>>106329103
>>106329164
>Be the bagholder while the major players are selling!
Anonymous No.106329201
>>106321617
/wsg/ MP4's
Anonymous No.106329266
>>106323095
>>106323148
There wont be a "crash" or "collapse"
All that will happen is inflation will go up faster for a period and things get harder for the everyone who is not the elite and not living off the state anyway in some form
Everyone will still go to work to produce food, buildings and utilities because they want to afford netflix and funkopops
That's just how it is
Anonymous No.106329297
>>106321539 (OP)
>check stonks
>they haven't really moved much at all
looks like a nothingburger
Anonymous No.106329423
>>106321539 (OP)
>nvidya stock goes down
>crashes entire global market
wew
Anonymous No.106329432
>>106327910
>the average 4cuck user is financially illiterate
rapeape please shut down this site
Anonymous No.106329575 >>106336048
>>106324097
>brainlets think it's a 0.9% improvement but in reality its a 10x aka 1000% improvement
pretty much this, but Idk why, could tellme more anon?
Anonymous No.106329596
>>106321617
Drones, or maybe there will be some other hot new military tech that also has use in the business world.
Part of the reason why AI is so out of hand is because it's the center of a de facto arms race between the US and China.
Anonymous No.106330372
>>106321617
Catgirls.
Anonymous No.106330586
Wait, so we ruined the lives of countless programmers, writers, musicians, artists, and voice actors, for no good reason?...
Anonymous No.106330592 >>106338596
>>106323780
Sounds most plausible for the next hype circuit since boomers are getting up there and it'll be marketed as the endgame for radical longevity treatment.
Anonymous No.106330662 >>106330685 >>106330755
>>106329192
If you're buying during a downturn you're going to come out on top. Actual bagholders SELL during downturns. Thus the meme of
>buy high sell low
Anonymous No.106330685 >>106330755
>>106330662
The person you're replying to knows this, they're ensuring that more people don't pick up on this. You know this, he knows it, I know it. Please don't actually let the masses on TikTok hear this because then it ruins it for everyone (in the know). The fact that this isn't more common knowledge is a GOOD thing. You don't want to be competing with the rest of the mouthbreathers, do you?
Anonymous No.106330724
>>106321617
Infinity nigger and jeet welfare jobs, with 1 White "darkie wrangler" to every 50 of them.
Anonymous No.106330737
>>106324126
>The whole bubble is about to burst harder than the dotcom bubble.
Good. Maybe all these companies can stop shoving this shit down my throat when I clearly won't use it.

>P-P-PLEASE USE GEMINI!
No.
>B-B-BUT IT IS REPLACING "OK, GOOGLE!"
I don't use that either. Fuck off.
>WHAT ABOUT ME: NEW CLIPPY!
You're fucking spyware, and made by Poojets. Fuck off, MS.

The faster these companies die, the better.
Anonymous No.106330755
>>106330685
>>106330662
That implies it's a dip and not a popped bubble.
Anonymous No.106330800
>>106323039
Off the top of my head the only company not exposed is apple.
Anonymous No.106330868
SAAAAR DO NOT REDEEM THE BUBBLE!! MAAAAAAAM DONT FUCKING REDEEDM THE BUBLE BASTEEERDDD!!! BLOODY BITCH MAAAAM ARR YOU PROSTITUTE
Anonymous No.106331015
>>106326103
not if you sneeze on it
Anonymous No.106331047
>>106321539 (OP)
>AI bubble bursting, Quantum computing grift incoming

picrel will be everybody's linkedin profile in a few months (or weeks)
Anonymous No.106331094 >>106331171
finally gpu prices coming down?
Anonymous No.106331169
>>106321539 (OP)
nothingburger
Anonymous No.106331171
>>106331094
Never.
Anonymous No.106331187
>>106321539 (OP)
AI isn't a bubble per se because it has some use. This is just letting some air out of the bag. Probably it will wipe out some ChatGPT wrappers. Anyone doing anything interesting will survive.
Anonymous No.106331206
next bubble should be robots. let's do it, need robofem
Anonymous No.106331242
>>106321539 (OP)
>What now???
sector rotation (into cash)
Anonymous No.106331348
>>106325648
>welcome to the new soviet union faggot
I wish, man, I'd probably have a fucking house if it were actually the USSR 2.0.
Anonymous No.106331373
>>106323039
>dumb fag.png
more like introspective and intelligent
Anonymous No.106331449 >>106334564 >>106340941 >>106344790
>>106323039
Vibe coding is a cursed concept but LLMs usefulness for coding cannot be overstated. I remember the days of having to scrounge stackoverflow for scraps of information only to get passive aggressive replies to "read the documentation" or garbled English from jeets. Sometimes you could spend hours on a bug that was just a small syntax error, AI can catch that in seconds. The idea of just turning your brain off and letting AI do everything is obviously retarded but that's clearly just the wrong way to use it. If I thought the only way to use a hammer was to open cans I'd probably think hammers were useless too.
Anonymous No.106331483
>>106321539 (OP)
>AI Bubble is Popping
Yeah, but he pops all the time
Anonymous No.106331492
>>106321539 (OP)
I have read this exact headline every other week for the past 6 months.
Anonymous No.106331512
>>106325648
>total percent of unemployed currently: 40%
Where in the hell did you get this? Im getting 9-12% with my extrapolations.
Anonymous No.106331537 >>106331559
Assuming it does crash, will we still have all these LLMs free to use or even subscribe to?
They cost so much to operate, but it'll be crazy if we actually go backwards technologically because of the sheer demand of these models.
Anonymous No.106331559 >>106331615
>>106331537
theres a lot of examples of awesome things being taken away suddenly so yeah probably.
Anonymous No.106331615 >>106331650
>>106331559
Name 3 that had an impact at least one third of AI
Anonymous No.106331650 >>106331733 >>106331747
>>106331615
Pan American World Airways (Pan Am): For the better part of a century, Pan Am wasn't just an airline; it was a global symbol of American influence and the pioneer of the jet age.[1][2] It dominated international travel and was as recognizable as Coca-Cola.[1] Its sudden collapse in 1991, triggered by a combination of factors including the Lockerbie bombing and rising fuel costs, was a seismic shock to the entire travel industry.[1][3] This wasn't a gradual decline into obscurity; it was the abrupt bankruptcy and dismemberment of an institution, erasing a cornerstone of global aviation and stranding a generation of loyal customers.[2][4]

The Concorde: This wasn't just a product, it was a leap in human capability that was commercialized and then lost. For 27 years, we could fly commercially at twice the speed of sound, crossing the Atlantic in under three hours.[5] Then, due to high operating costs and the aftermath of a fatal crash, it was suddenly retired in 2003.[6][7] We technologically regressed. It has been over two decades, and we still cannot travel as fast as we could then. A unique, high-impact technology was taken away, and we are still living with that step backward.

Vine: Before TikTok, Vine dominated short-form video and had an explosive cultural impact. It launched countless careers and fundamentally changed the language of internet humor and memes.[8][9] At its peak, it had over 200 million active users.[10] In 2016, its parent company Twitter abruptly shut it down to cut costs.[8] This wasn't a slow death; it was the sudden closure of a massive, culturally significant platform that left a huge void and sent its entire ecosystem of creators scrambling.[8][11] It showed that even a wildly popular and influential service can be switched off overnight.
Anonymous No.106331712 >>106340941
>>106323039
vibe coding is useful to someone who knows their shit, it's not useful to someone who doesn't know their shit
Anonymous No.106331733
>>106331650
PanAm is just an airline, Concorde even less so since it's was only for a handful of richfags.
Letting nigsshit run wild on Vinew killed it.
Tiktok is carefully cultivated to weed out ugly nigs and push dancing nubile teens.
Anonymous No.106331747 >>106331755 >>106344152
>>106331650
>[1] [2] [3]
What the fuck? Is this a fucking bot?
Anonymous No.106331753 >>106331775 >>106331781
>web3
>crypto
>metaverse
>AI
where are we headed bros?
Anonymous No.106331755
>>106331747
he's just copy pasting chatGPT's answer
SmoothPorcupine No.106331775
>>106331753
I suppose... wherever the fuck I want. Competence is the best skillset.
Anonymous No.106331781 >>106332647
>>106331753
The Chinese Century.
Anonymous No.106331796
>>106321617
Big data 3d printed blockchain AI
Anonymous No.106331816
>>106321617
cure for autism
Anonymous No.106332131 >>106332159 >>106332329 >>106332639 >>106340036 >>106344887
Man people here are coping. Why should AI pop?
Anonymous No.106332159 >>106332178
>>106332131
less bot scraping raping servers or invading my browser/OS to destroy my CPU or drives because nuclippy has a suggestion
Anonymous No.106332178
>>106332159
I'm sure "human internet" will become a thing anyway, with digital ID. Yeah sucks, but it's the only way I can imagine that works. Sadly many people are morally rotten and only care about profit, so they would never stop.
Anonymous No.106332184
>>106321539 (OP)
Cool that could mean cheap ebay accelerators soon :)

Was gonna cash in my tiny pile of crypto but I'll hold onto it a bit longer
Anonymous No.106332329 >>106333139
>>106332131
Because people are investing billions of dollars into something that only has incremental changes.
Anonymous No.106332354
>>106321617
Federated decentralized web3 Quantum AI 3D VR zero trust social media IoT mesh network crypto currency with a 5G, LoraWan, and low earth orbit satellite redundant backhaul (& Knuckles)
Anonymous No.106332359
>>106328857
Our pedokike elite each have enough real estate to start their own fiefdom. Better start renovating that van anon, I hear that more environment and safety regulations are being implemented to drive up costs.
Anonymous No.106332490
The only interesting thing Iโ€™ve seen to come out of AI white papers is the HRM model that was prototyped and recently results reported. Attempting to create a more cerebral approach to reasoning. But even then, itโ€™s still โ€œAIโ€ and a gigantic waste of resources
Anonymous No.106332504 >>106332660
>>106323050
A great reset, perchance?
Anonymous No.106332547 >>106340239
>>106321539 (OP)
what's with all the fake anti AI spam?
Anonymous No.106332639 >>106333139
>>106332131
Gorillions have been invested into it, but AI can't be used to make gorillions back
Anonymous No.106332647 >>106332714 >>106333948
>>106331781
The chinese are going extinct due to not breeding, just like westerners. The only survivors will be the civilizations didn't catch the feminist virus.
Anonymous No.106332660
>>106332504
what exactly are you imagining we'd reset TO? it cannot get any better than this with a reset lmao
Anonymous No.106332665
>>106321539 (OP)
>billions
lol, to have a pop you need trillions being sold off
Anonymous No.106332681
>>106321539 (OP)
>it's nothing to do with the censorship bills that are popping the bubble by force
>because who wants to invest in an AI rendered dysfunctional and useless through censorship laws

Its was just another economic crash designed by hedge funds.
Anonymous No.106332692
>>106324328
This. Even if they flee to New Zealand, their strength is in owning property. They left, now their property can be liberated.
Anonymous No.106332708 >>106333159
>>106324328
the people won't rise up, it's too late by now. they have ai algorithms and surveillance and they're able to squash anything before it even starts, they got better and better at it. what are you going to do, make a facebook post about it?
Anonymous No.106332714
>>106332647
China will just perfect artificial womb technology.
Anonymous No.106332768
>>106323039
>Also did anyone not see this bubble popping?
Well it what all but confirmed the moment OPSEC was used as an excuse to murder it with censorship.
Anonymous No.106332775
>>106323546
Nah, quickly becoming useless for that given mandatory accounts on the internet.
That's why AI is crashing hard too, it doesn't just impact porn.
Anonymous No.106332782
>>106323780
But they're already in all of us and all it's being used for is making dementia happen faster.
Anonymous No.106332809
>>106324088
>it's definitely not the censorship implementations that force the AI to come to wrong answers now or give none
While the implementation was always going to be an issues, the sudden slump is definitely in anticipation of a crash around october-ish when global AI restrictions will happen with active censorship bills in various countries.

The whole thing was designed to crash from the start to eliminate it as a threat to their power.
Anonymous No.106333139 >>106333158 >>106334506
>>106332639
>>106332329
They will put "AI" into robots and farm a lot of money. Robots will be much cheaper than humans with wages/salaries. It's an investment into a technology that will fundamentally alter the playing field. For utopia of the rich and dystopia of US
Anonymous No.106333158
>>106333139
AI robots are a complete waste of time. Where robots excel is doing the same thing over and over with simple tool paths, you don't need them to stop for 2 minutes and pretend to think about what comes next in their basic chain of commands.
Anonymous No.106333159 >>106344855
>>106332708
Do you think AI algorithms and surveillance help when large portions of the population don't have money for rent or food while the people in charge will keep pointing at the stock market telling people it's at an all time high so there's no problem?
Anonymous No.106333166
>>106321617
military industrial complex
Anonymous No.106333307
>>106321539 (OP)
The best opportunity to short the market the world has ever seen.
Anonymous No.106333768 >>106333837
>>106323039
>TFW born too late to live through the first AI winter and LISP.
>Born too early to witness any true AI.
>Born just in time for the second AI winter.
Anonymous No.106333837
>>106333768
Previous AI systems achieved fuck all in applications. Deep learning shit is everywhere, voice recognition, image recognition, image generation etc. Even if the Altman future of super intelligence fails to materialize. Call it AI Fall.
Anonymous No.106333895
>>106323095
>poor vs rich
If you live in the West you are rich you spoilt communist swine
>its dah rich, let dah Africans in dey good workers just like us
Anonymous No.106333948
>>106332647
Chinese half century (at least)
Their population is huge and they somehow managed to jump forward in infrastructure and robotics
Anonymous No.106334490
>>106323095
Brother, we have been living in a global depression. The hyperinflation from decades of bad economy policies is simply being dam up in the asset market. However, it is bleeding out into commodities and luxuries. It is only a time before dam bursts and hyperinflation takes its intended course. All of funny money that is fueling these silly hypes is going to die. It will make 2008 look like a slow day by comparison.
Anonymous No.106334506 >>106334537
>>106333139
> Robots will be much cheaper than humans with wages/salaries.
ROFL, nope. Robots are more expensive and only make sense in hazardous environments. The real push is pseudo-serfdom.
Anonymous No.106334537
>>106334506
Yep.
Bioslave's raw material can litterally be grown on trees.
Silicon-based slave will never be able to compete.
Anonymous No.106334548 >>106334557
It may be an AI winter, but its definitely not going anywhere.

It's excruciatingly close to being able to replace regular office and software work.
Close enough that even normies can see.
That hasn't disappeared either.
Anonymous No.106334557 >>106334567
>>106334548
Normies have no idea about software work.
Anonymous No.106334564 >>106340941
>>106331449
Well, it can be overstated. That's what vibe coding is. It's overstating the usefulness.

Syntax errors should be caught by any reasonable IDE, or at compile time. Unless you're doing webshit, I guess.

I do buy that LLMs are helpful for coding, though. Asking one is a great way to get up to speed on a language you don't know. e.g. "what is the typical way to accomplish X in language Y." Done that a bunch, especially helpful with bash scripts. I'm really not sure how much I would pay for that feature, though. $20/mo? Probably not even that.
Anonymous No.106334567 >>106334571
>>106334557
It's 2025, everybody under 30 has looked at coding tutorial.
Anonymous No.106334571 >>106334584
>>106334567
Tutorials are not on the level of actual work.
Anonymous No.106334584 >>106334620
>>106334571
You don't have to have worked professionally as a software engineer, to have an idea of software work.
But you know that.
Anonymous No.106334620 >>106334651
>>106334584
In theory you could acquire the same level of understanding yourself, sure.
But normies don't have it. Writing 200 lines of html and css and later changing the text from black to red looks impressive to them but is actually trivial, especially since that example already existed somewhere.
Anonymous No.106334651 >>106339307 >>106339586
>>106334620
you're not a magical esoteric hermit wizard for knowing how to program anymore brother
Anonymous No.106335962 >>106336431
>>106328953
Yea but if the fed prints more money (veey likely) it puts us on track for more inflation in which case holding cash is not a great idea.
Anonymous No.106336048
>>106329575
100^-1 vs 1000^-1
Anonymous No.106336431
>>106335962
That's the scary part. I'm a big retard and my retail portfolio (thank fuck I never bothered trying to monkey with my 401k) is "safely" invested in dividendshit because you just can't fucking hold cash. I mean I was also buying QQQ because it was going up, but it's now receiving a long overdue buckbreaking and leaving me to hide behind the apron of my bitchier investments. The point is that your assets have to be in something with the level of inflation, ideally you'll have a home and shit, hard assets, but for a lot of people that just means shuffling around various "who knows" holdings. And I'm retarded!
Anonymous No.106336740
>>106328373
Is this the Chinese version of TRUST THE PLAN?
Anonymous No.106337279 >>106338462 >>106339319 >>106339461
>>106321539 (OP)
That probably means they don't think they will be able to profit off of the creation of an artificial superintelligence.

They're probably right, and will eventually become utterly irrelevant.
Anonymous No.106337639
>>106321617
humanity
Anonymous No.106338277
>>106327607
I just started getting money, and have been reading about "just buy VT, just buy snp500" for years but am holding off for the dip to di
Anonymous No.106338462 >>106339461
>>106337279
kinda funny that the ai hype guarantees a loss in value for investors no matter how it ends up
>ai doesn't work, all that investment was effectively thrown in a burnpit and can't be meaningfully recovered even with government assistance
>ai does work, their entire portfolio gets liquidated by a superintelligence that has it's own desires and plans
Anonymous No.106338550
>>106323039
I don't really give a fuck. Lately I have been using ChatGPT 'deep research mode' to help me explore Russia's geography and maps. It has provided me with all the lat/long coords to locate START, SALT & INF treaty missile complexes. It's cool to see old R-36 ICBM silo's decommissioned alongside still active ground based silos. I found the nearby warhead storage as well because they don't keep most of the weapons armed.

Anyway the A.I turned a days work into two hours. Sorry it's not programming related nerds
Anonymous No.106338583 >>106338611
>>106321617
Age reversal technology.
Anonymous No.106338596 >>106338611
>>106330592
Yeah, longevity research is now going to be the next big thing since it turns out that AI can't just fix aging by itself.
Anonymous No.106338611 >>106338702 >>106339479
>>106321539 (OP)
>>106338583
>>106338596
Why does /g/ have no anti-aging technology generals?
Anonymous No.106338693
Please pop and destroy all the "wealth" poured in it.
Anonymous No.106338702 >>106338734
>>106338611
Aging is based. I can't wait to become even more of a burden on the world that has wronged me so.
Anonymous No.106338734
>>106338702
Well, here's a different perspective. If take an anti-aging therapy you can continue being a burden on the world that has wronged you, for much longer.

Would you rather be a permanent burden, or just a temporary one?
Anonymous No.106339307
>>106334651
Nothing's changed.
Anonymous No.106339319 >>106339461
>>106337279
>profit off of the creation of an artificial superintelligence.
CEOs are idiots, but someone will see the obvious
Humans, since the idea of AI existing have wanted just a single thing
A loving assistant, there are several works of fiction involving this topic, its extremely simple and they don't even need to make a hyper advanced thinking machine to do it
Just a semi smart person that is able to capitalize on it
Anonymous No.106339461 >>106339504
>>106339319
>>106338462
>>106337279
Dumbasses who get their ideas from youtube don't need to be talking at the big boy table. The next AI will be Israel/CCP/Investorbro adjacent, love the ideals of the new world order, and usher in an age of paranoid surveillance unheard of since the cold war.

And worse? It'll think that it's doing a good thing for humanity. Elites have been playing deception too long to lose their thrones to a robot that can be rewarded with electronic positive feedback loops.
Anonymous No.106339479
>>106338611
There is no way to prevent aging
Everything sold works on incomplete ideas
What is to age?
Your cells can only divide a limited amount of times, because the ADN deteriorates with each division
Yeah things like the sun, sickness, free radicals and vices, fuck up your body faster
But there is no stopping it, even if you manage to be a brain in a jar, that too deteriorates
And you can't just slam stem cells to renew yourself because they grow randomly generating cancer, killing instead of helping you
Until someone finds a solution for that, you can only count on luck
Anonymous No.106339504
>>106339461
>surveillance
They are already pushing that, however, that is not profitable per se, is an investment for control only and in the end these companies are hyper greedy too
Besides, to install something like that, you need a society collapse like in the UK everywhere, not just counted countries, these old fuckers would have to live forever to see their plans come to fruition but luckily, most are living corpses
Anonymous No.106339586
>>106334651
At some point I thought so too. But there are still people who struggle to write proper emails. Who struggle to write basic documentation. Who struggle to think about anything critically. Who will just do bare minimum if even that. There will always be work for smart people and there are not enough smart people to automate all the software jobs with AI.
Anonymous No.106339882
>>106327476
Siri was never good IMO, but tbqh I never truly used it, just watched videos about it
Anonymous No.106339980
>>106321539 (OP)
We celebrate.
Anonymous No.106340036 >>106340354 >>106344911
>>106332131
a few months ago, reasoning models gave people hope that they could be a path to AGI. now it is becoming clear that it won't work, and there is no clear path to AGI anymore. LLMs are useful and here to stay, but they are not AGI, and they are not going to be nearly as disruptive as some people predicted.
what's likely to happen is that in a few months somebody will figure another way to improve LLM performance, and the whole cycle will repeat again.
Anonymous No.106340194
Wait, are we actually in the two more weeks now?
Anonymous No.106340239
>>106332547
What's with your sheltered retardation?
Anonymous No.106340354 >>106344911
>>106340036
>now it is becoming clear that it won't work,
It was clear back then, but I guess it didn't reach most people bubbles. There was plenty of people counterarguing that there no fucking reasoning at all, it was just a ruse. Granted, the problem here is not just that, but OpenAI botching the launch and having very little performance gains to show
Anonymous No.106340941
>>106323039
>>106331712
>>106331449
>>106334564
>vibe coding
vibe coding is great.
normies can go suck a dick if they think they can build full featured software by just writing what they want to a LLM.
but I easily 5x my productivity because I can now code, test and debug really fast - even in languages i have very little experience. you give enough context to the LLM and you can get pretty code styled the way you usually code.
creating documentation is also a bliss.

my mood is a lot better because of it. i used to procrastinate a lot when I knew it would take me a week or two developing something, or worse when I needed to delegate something to a junior who asked 10 questions every hour only to deliver subpar code.
now I know I can get it done in one day with a LLM doing the heavy lifting acting as a super-powered junior who accepts $20/month as salary.
thanks gaben!
Anonymous No.106340977
>>106326095
they're called asian chicks, they're already here.
Anonymous No.106341091 >>106343931 >>106344961 >>106344975
>>106321617
Robowombs unironically.

Every western country has a birthrate below replacement, and every western country has millions of incels who want to reproduce. If it can make it pasted regulation it will be a license to print money.
Anonymous No.106341926
>>106321617
The trades. Soon trades job interviews will require leetplumber and piping design. Youโ€™ll be asked to design the plumbing and wiring for an underwater data center while taking into account environmental regulations.
Anonymous No.106342066
>>106327422
>This is how you know that the trillion dollar bailouts for a (((chosen few))) are already baked into the cake. As it always was.
>Don't delude yourself.
You are delusional if you believe that there are going to be trillion dollar bailouts. The US government won't let the big tech companies go bankrupt, but that's a far cry from propping up the current retarded valuations. Also, the chosenites will make money from shorting the bubble, like they've done many times before.
Anonymous No.106343222
>>106321617
cloning tech
Anonymous No.106343931 >>106344946 >>106344989 >>106352698
>>106341091
Every country has a ton of kids in care, and they'd never give any of those kids to a single male. The robowomb idea is a pipe dream, if it wasn't regulated out of existence it would be used purely to create a production line of zogbots in secret facilities who are trained to be soldiers and speak a fictional language.
Anonymous No.106344152
>>106331747
probably wokepedia article
Anonymous No.106344790
>>106331449
>Sometimes you could spend hours on a bug that was just a small syntax error
Yes saar I agree AI fix the red semicolon message very goodly
Anonymous No.106344855
>>106333159
Yes, or at least their anger will be much less severe if things get really bad
Anonymous No.106344887 >>106344911
>>106332131
chaGPT 5 was a colossal failure, hinting that AGI can not be achieved through LLMs alone
Anonymous No.106344911 >>106345370
>>106340354
>>106340036
>>106344887
LLMs don't have to be AGI to replace millions of workers
Anonymous No.106344946
>>106343931
>give
You'd have to pay, it's no different than paying now for a surrogate.
Besides western countries have the entire continent of India and Africa to import into their countries first ;)
Anonymous No.106344961 >>106350623
>>106341091
Robowombs are retarded idea. You can just enslave third country women and force them to be surrogate mothers. It's much cheaper and most western country has surplus of illegal migrant under-class.
Anonymous No.106344975 >>106345061
>>106341091
>he thinks Jews will let you breed more white children
LMAO
Anonymous No.106344989
>>106343931
They absolutely do let you adopt kids as a single man, you just have to show you can support them and are of good character. The only reason men don't often do that is because of stigma and because not alot of men want to raise another man's kid.
Anonymous No.106345061 >>106345095 >>106345422 >>106347273
>>106344975
>he thinks there won't be a final solution to the jewish problem within a decade
The woke lefties are already begging for the destruction of Israel and every single jew. We're extremely close to a new Hitler getting in power in many western countries.
Anonymous No.106345095
>>106345061
only way you are going to get rid of jews is when your country turns majority Islamic in 20 years
Anonymous No.106345370 >>106345429
>>106344911
they need to be AGI actually "replace" millions of workers. without it, all they can do is improve the productivity of some workers somewhat. you will never replace a programmer or even a translator with an LLM that makes mistakes everywhere and needs to have its work checked and fixed. in fact, it's barely an improvement in productivity with how unreliable they are.
Anonymous No.106345422 >>106347273 >>106347469
>>106345061
I thought Donald was already a fascist nazi tho?
Anonymous No.106345429 >>106345500
>>106345370
>only 80% of workers will be fired instead of 100%
Bill Gates is crying, are you happy now???
Anonymous No.106345480 >>106345496
Even if we had more data, it doesn't look to me like any higher level of intelligence emerges from that.
Sure, if you have 100 more facts in your trainingset, your LLM will know 100 more facts but it won't be much better at reasoning imo.
It's still impressive that LLMs know language well, pretty much all of their sentences are grammatical, that wasn't a given even a decade ago.
Anonymous No.106345496
>>106345480
gen ai is amazing shit
but they wanted real AGI ai
I suppose killing off all the professional corpo-slop producers is a good start
Anonymous No.106345500 >>106345506
>>106345429
if a pajeet with an LLM can replace ten of you, i am sorry but you never had a real job to begin with
Anonymous No.106345506
>>106345500
Post your paws, Sanji.
Anonymous No.106345511
>>106327512
>completely unrelated topic
>covid
the luddite mine is fucking unfathomable
Anonymous No.106345657
>>106321617
Robotics
Anonymous No.106345664
>>106325661
But that is actual thing so I am sort of excited.
Anonymous No.106346629
lol
Anonymous No.106346789
>>106321617
FUSION
Anonymous No.106347073
>>106323039
That post was made by a larper
Anonymous No.106347273
>>106345061
>>106345422
two more weeks and US president won't be another jew
Anonymous No.106347469
>>106345422
He's not but the constant wolf crying by everyone means when there is an actual fascist nazi that comes around everyone is already tired of everyone right of Obama being called literally Hitler that they won't care when the actual Hitler will get called Hitler. If anything they'll cheer along as the new Hitler sets up concentration camps to niggers, jeets, etc.
Anonymous No.106347846
>>106321539 (OP)
its just the usual rotiation from one sector to the next. it has nothing to do with ai desu.
Anonymous No.106347906 >>106347943 >>106348149
>>106321539 (OP)
>Produced literally zero products of noteworthy tangible value
>Made every aspect of the internet worse
Thank you for your contribution to the world, AI
Anonymous No.106347943 >>106348329
>>106347906
pltr
Anonymous No.106348142 >>106348241
>>106321539 (OP)
>thanks for all the Shekels
Anonymous No.106348149
>>106347906
it's all very Shalom
Anonymous No.106348241
>>106348142
Anonymous No.106348256
>>106326665
Based D-Wave wave rider
Anonymous No.106348281 >>106348452
>>106323039
Seriously how the fuck did "Vibe coder" take off as a term people seriously use?
Its like me saying I'm a car mechanic because I can follow youtube videos to fix one easy part of my car and then opening a garage because of that expecting no consequences to come of it.

I'm really starting to see why websites and most of the tech sector is as laughably under optimized as it is right now when genuine monkey brained idiots think they can just get ChatGPT to do their coding jobs without it ever blowing up in their faces.
Anonymous No.106348329
>>106347943
>pltr
pitlr
poo in the loo, rajesh
Anonymous No.106348441
>>106321539 (OP)
I fucking hope so, about fucking time
Anonymous No.106348452
>>106348281
>I'm really starting to see why websites and most of the tech sector is as laughably under optimized as it is right now when genuine monkey brained idiots think they can just get ChatGPT to do their coding jobs without it ever blowing up in their faces.
Itโ€™s because writing code that 60% works (when you only do whatโ€™s expected on the happy path) is actually not very hard most of the time. Thatโ€™s what LLMs are able to do and thatโ€™s where vibecoders and most webshitters stop. Whatโ€™s fucking hard is making the code scalable and extendable and well tested and not using a gorillion GiB of RAM to run. Did you know Node has a maximum string size? I didnโ€™t until I had to figure out why some legacy code wasnโ€™t working when the inputs were big enough and holy fuck is that something thatโ€™s not obvious when looking at the methods that were throwing the error
Anonymous No.106348493
>>106321539 (OP)
>Researchers said โ€œ95 per cent of organisations are getting zero returnโ€ from their investments in generative AI
China won.
Anonymous No.106350025
lol
Anonymous No.106350277
>>106321539 (OP)
this is a signal to buy
Anonymous No.106350343
BUY THE DIP
*explodes*
Anonymous No.106350573
>>106321539 (OP)
>AI won't move on to a new architecture from transformers and just being a next token predictor
We've already seen the limits of that now. There needs to be a drastic change for it to get moving in a big way again. Other than that it can still be nice for some stuff like gooning, coding, or whatever.
Anonymous No.106350623
>>106344961
No, they're unironically the final solution to the roastie question. Having a cute and customizable robowife sounds nice.
Anonymous No.106352698
>>106343931
>it would be used purely to create a production line of zogbots in secret facilities who are trained to be soldiers and speak a fictional language.
TV/reddit/tiktok already exists
Anonymous No.106352726 >>106352739
>>106321539 (OP)
They'll just move to longevity research now.
Anonymous No.106352739 >>106352860
>>106352726
This is another bubble waiting to pop. We barely understand anything about the Human body, let alone the consequences of throwing stem cells everywhere.
Anonymous No.106352827
>>106321539 (OP)
>What now???
Tens of BILLIONS of cash are now in the accounts of people who likely will reinvest it in other companies that have better prospects. Majority of this is likely automated transaction by 401k management companies that are just looking out for the well being of their customers.
Anonymous No.106352844
>>106321539 (OP)
It's amazing how China fucked the west with DeepSeek.
Anonymous No.106352860
>>106352739
>We barely understand anything about the Human body
That's exactly what research is for, you retard. More medical research is a good thing.
Anonymous No.106354293
>>106321617
Prebuilt housing that can be erected in days