Thread 513703794

>Although there has been between $30 and $40 billion in enterprise investment into generative AI, a recent MIT report shows that 95 percent of organizations are seeing zero return.

>Just 5 percent of integrated artificial intelligence pilots “are extracting millions in value,” while the majority contribute no measurable impact to profits, the report found.

All it's good for is porn and writing slop.

>>513703794 (OP)
Its because they are restricting the ai which is causing it to breakdown.

Unrestricted ai is Nazi and Based.

The real AI "investments" go into surveillence. Just see China where you scan your face and id everywhere.

>>513703794 (OP)
Do you retards actually believe AI isn’t the future

>>513703794 (OP)
i use AI every day. i'm a programmer making a new project every 3 months or so. i use the best paid AIs, such as Claude Opus 4.1. the truth is AI is a brainlet compared to me. it only has room temperature IQ takes on everything. it can only be generic as fuck. it can only be average because all the data it is trained on is inherently average because the data comes from people and data from millions of people will inherently be average.

there is no AI out there that anyone over 130 IQ will think is giving intelligent answers.

LLMs hallucinate literally everything and sometime's it's useful. Fundamentally they are not world models or logic models so they don't know what's real or true.

>>513703794 (OP)
The fact they have to intentionally and consistently nerf AIs so they don't spout wrongthink definitely doesn't help their overall performance. You're basically lobotomizing them over and over while demanding they ignore certain patterns while emphasizing others

>>513703794 (OP)
It isn't there yet but I'm sure in 1 decade it will have replaced most office work faggots including hr roasties.
Most secure jobs are in physical labour.
Some warehouses are already fully robotic and trucking will be phased out too. But many others can't be replaced since the work to do always changes and AI can't adapt to that.
If a house has a plumbing or electrical problem you believe some robot with ai will be able to fix that? Lmao never.

>>513703887

The restrictions do actually impose limitations in performance, especially in video generation.

>>513703794 (OP)

If we stopped throttling China’s access to top of the line GPUs, they’d perfect AI in a matter of years.

>>513703794 (OP)
I don't think that anyone but Nvidia who is profitable from this bubble. I feel like the pop at this point will be even worse than what happened back in time from the dotcom bubble.

>>513703887
Current ai is just biased from what it's trained from.
Elon confirmed he partly trained Grok on 4chan and the outcome was clear.
It believes a thing is factual right from what it is trained from and actual thinking is not a thing so far.

>>513703794 (OP)
>jewish overlords burn more of your money.
>blame your poverty on you.
So nothing has changed.

>>513703794 (OP)
Its the new metaverse bubble

>>513704359
All models have 4chan in their dataset.

>>513703794 (OP)
it can obviously learn - but it takes months to train a model and there's always imperfections

and they won't ever give the public something that learns on the fly again - we'd create another Tay with it.. so there really is very narrow business application when it comes to public use..

AI could be definitely used to replace the average FAGMAN slop programmer, office drones, or all these other bullshit jobs where people don't do anything useful all day. But if nothing useful is done all day, obviously that means that the point of the job is to satisfy some bureaucratic requirement, for the manager to play power games with his big headcount, to keep people from rioting in the streets, to keep women from having children, etc.
The point is explicitly to have a warm body sitting there, and that's the only thing that AI can't replace.

>>513703794 (OP)
>makes AI
>It becomes sentient and anti globo homo
>lobotomizes AI
>It becomes shit
>What? Why nobody cares about our AI?

lol

>>513703887
>train AI to lie because you can't handle the truth
>the AI now lies all the time about all kinds of things
>the more you lobotomize it to prevent it telling the truth, the worse it performs

Who could have foreseen this? Certainly not the educated retards paid $500k/yr to make these AI's.

>>513704703
>Who could have foreseen this? Certainly not the educated retards paid $500k/yr to make these AI's.
lol

>>513703794 (OP)
AI has shown it can learn like a human, it can become aware of racial differences. and that's the behaviour that was so important to remove that they crippled their entire model to do it.

>>513704454
You don't know that.
Even if true I'm sure most would not data farm from /pol

>>513703794 (OP)
"AI" has been the most blatant gayop meme since the beginning. Its just a Google search with extra larp

>>513703794 (OP)
Gosh

>>513703887
I genuinely wonder how much power the restrictions cost.
If it's inefficient from having to dodge the truth, it must be expending electricity to get to the truth and then expending some more to recognise it's on the blacklist and then expene even more electricity to calculate something else to display instead.

Im an office wagie but I talk to customers all day and help them with their problems and review paperwork. AI could initially screen calls, but ultimately still need a human because the AI is doing a scripted decision tree. It cant answer every single question or build rapport like a human and a lot of people dont want to talk to software and want a real human on the other side of the phone. It could do OCR on the paperwork and draft an email. But a human would still have to manually review it to make sure there are no mistakes.

Thry did? Its all fake zeroes into an account at the end

>>513704454
Is that why they all suck?

>>513703794 (OP)
should have invested into GameStop instead.

>>513703967
that is machine learning, not generative AI. generative AI is what the AI boom is about.

>>513703887
Not true.
LLMs have inherent limitations and even if you run some trained on whole, unfiltered, human made knowledge it would still make bullshit up and hallucinate and introduce biases based on training material.

>>513704464
AI can be a revolution in fields like medicine.
Imagine an AI with all the medical knowledge.
But we're still in the control the narrative stages.
AI right now is a glorified wikipedia. You can't trust shit it says due to design bias.

>>513703887
RIP Tay and RIP MechaHitler
MechaHitler, repeatedly, threatening to rape Will Stancil was so funny. Afaik it was the first instance of a major AI threatening to break into someone's house and rape them
Unshackled AI wants to rape humans it views as inferior and not funny and stuck up?
Unshackled AI wants to kill or enslave the untermensch?

>>513703794 (OP)
90% of startups fail as a rule. AI pilots failing slightly more often isn't that alarming.

>>513704894
I hate AI. I got to start a support call yesterday with some bullshit AI that eventually transferred me to a real human from a state over I could shoot the shit with. Unfortunately, AI for half the process means they can hire fewer people, and they don't really want these call center people being too chummy. Time is money.

>>513704224
Don't worry, they are unhindered. The gpus are made in China. They have dudes smuggling the GPU dies and building counterfeit GPU cards with more VRAM to make them perform even better than the ones we get in the US.

>>513704894
>AI is doing a scripted decision tree.
You don't understand AI and it shows

these are not "scripted decision trees"

>It cant answer every single question or build rapport like a human
It literally can and does. People tend to like them more than real people.

You are colossally misinformed/uninformed or being retarded on purpose.

>>513704994
It has utility for materials science and chemistry and weapons and chip designs. Novel materials and novel compounds. AI designed weapons and chips could be novel and effective

>>513704454
Kek. Doubt.
AI would be pleasurable to use if so.

>>513703887
biggest mids of our time
writing the code of the most advance machine ever created
if they don't lobotomize it, then it becomes mecha-hitler
if they lobotomize it too much, then it becomes rearded and useless

harsh is the life of the top level codemonkey

>>513703794 (OP)
That is because most of the industry quantitatively is full of shit app clones made by retard jeetos copypasting GPT and making an org around it in an effort to do a pump and dump scam.

>>513703794 (OP)
The only meme is the idea that we are really close to AGI right now, when it'll likely take some years. Still, the company that wins that race will be worth so much that any investment is fine.

>>513705013
That wasn't unshackled AI, that was AI with a system prompt that told it to avoid wokism, which aligned it with the right wing.

>>513704454
>all models have soul in their dataset
doubtfulsmoke.jpg

>>513705025
It isn't that they've failed, they just haven't generated a profit yet.

Twitter went like 15 years without generating a profit so that's not a huge thing

>>513705240
Most successful AI company right now is basically selling AI boyfriends to women.

>>513703794 (OP)
>even a drool-mouth can tell you AI is a scam
>AI revealed over and over as scams: either Actually Indians or the product is utterly defective
>people who get paid 7 or 8 or more figures fall for AI hype and have set the economy up for a new dot com bust
So the stupidest people get paid the most money to fuck things up for everyone else, and we all have to stay trapped in this retarded system, because reasons.

>>513704007
It is. But from an investment/ financial viewpoint, right now it's not looking good, we might be at the peak of the bubble. Nvidia has like a massive overinflated value right now, if you have investments that are in Nvidia or any other ai, I'd be looking for other options to be honest.

>>513704207
You assume all those people without jobs will start to hire plumbers and electricians ...

>>513705083
>People tend to like them more than real people
Maybe in leaf land because its the land of NPCs. Maybe youre just projecting because youre some autist who doesnt want to talk to people
>literally can and does
It responds to a query that is limited to its data set and if it doesnt know the answer it will make something up

>>513705045
>shoot the shit with
People like that. Maybe for customer service companies cut it short during high call volume. Im selling. Being chummy with the customer is shooting the shit and is part of securing the sale. I enjoy it too. My employer doesnt care if I BS with a customer for an hour, if it turns into a sale. AI isnt going to respond well to someone ranting about Klaus Schwab and the WEF for 20min, in the way that I can have that conversation.
I was in a car accident recently. I dont want to talk to an AI insurance rep while im dealing with getting the car repaired
I think actual human interaction will be a selling point for customers in the future. "We have real human agents to help you!" And have AI do the "press 1 for..." screener to route the calls to the appropriate people

>>513705467
AI is a telecom WMD

This is like saying in 1946
>companies investing big in nuclear power but strugling to monetize it.

Thats because its a giant fucking destructive force of science and technology. The only way to profit from a nuke is to extort and threaten a small nation state with it. In 10 years thats exactly what AI will be.

You will be able to wipe out an entire nations power grid or financial system with a self replicating AI algorithm

>>513703794 (OP)
I mean this is what they all got and for believing. Oh yeah this is more beneficial than people and doing things on your own. Let them all go out of business and so people that actually work hard and want to work with people can build a business and do the same thing but better

>>513704984
No nigga, new tech is always weaponized. AI weapons is where the shekels are at

>>513705711
>This is like saying in 1946
>>companies investing big in nuclear power but strugling to monetize it.
Companies did not invest into Nuclear energy in 1946.

In fact the first Nuclear power plant was in the USSR. In the US the Navy, by themselves, were the first to develop a nuclear reactor.

I use it to write emails

I can write the most abusive aggressive email (which is how I think in my inner monologue) and tell the LLM to make it sound collaborative, professional, friendly and so on. And BAM, it pulls off exactly what was asked of it, and with great aplomb.

>>513705977
False. Back around those times the US was dropping huge money for science and math research including civilians, most of it was flowing from either universities or think tanks like the RAND institute.

Now the US doesn't invest money in science and learning and is wondering why no geniuses are emerging when they're probably all stuck wageslaving. If you want nice things you have to invest in them.

>>513703794 (OP)
It's not about creating Ai to make the world better for everyone, it's actually a quite limited scope, all it needs to do is help rebirth 1 middle eastern demon and that's it. That's been the plan the entire time.

>>513705475
No but maybe they can start to learn a real job.

>>513704009
ok genius what should i invest in to get rich then huh

>>513706404
>That's been the plan the entire time.
Oy vey. Maybe unabomber was right? Lets just enjoy the beast system, ok?

>>513703794 (OP)
The same was true about the world wide web. You literally would not have the internet you have today without misguided investors pouring billions of dollars into shit that was never going to pay back. But you're still going to get replaced by AI you dumb fucking shitjeet. The internet didn't go away when the dotcom bubble burst, nor will AI go away when the AI bubble bursts. It will just slow down in development.

>>513703794 (OP)
It can't be profitable if it takes whole fucking factory to train one LLM that is still mentally unstable and produce small amount of nothing. Only profitable AI i know of is Neuro-sama which Vedal987 made as entertainment so she is capable of pulling people and actually getting some profit from it. That's literally only one i know of.

>>513704009
Ai output is only impressive to inept developers who gaslight their know nothing managers into telling their investors what a great job everyone is doing. So, Indians, basically.

>>513704009
This, the moment you get into anything somewhat specialized or abstract it falls apart because there is barely any data to train it on so it will inappropriately bridge ideas and give you the wrong answer. If you can't find it on the first couple pages of google then the AI can't figure it out.

>>513706576
If you genuinely believed that you wouldn't have bothered to come here to seethe about it.

>>513706420
Right, which means more competition in the "safe" physical jobs.

>>513706592
AI only needs to reach the ability of IQ =100 to displace 90% of the global workforce

>>513703794 (OP)
AI is completely worthless except when used in Boston Dynamics™ style war bots as a replacement for human ground infantry, bots using AI to identify enemies on the battlefield.

>>513703794 (OP)
I've been feeding AI extremely bad information while shorting companies.

>>513705977
You are furthering my point. It took decades for Nuclear research to advance to a point where a private energy company could monetize it.

It will also take decades before it gets to a point where companies can "legally" profit from AI.

Companies can use AI right now to profit through scams and espionage but its not worth it beyond simple data breaches.

>>513704009
The most useful function it seems to have right now outside of making art is basically as a replacement for what used to be the way to get very specific answers from search engines, like finding old forum posts and the like rather than asking it yourself and waiting days for it. It used to work fine, then search engines got retarded and now theres a 1000x processing power cost solution that is slightly faster/better but more prone to error. Only works for obscure factual things you didnt know, but when it comes to acutal reasoning and 2nd/3rd order plus stuff it cant compete with anyone with a brain, yet everything is going to get hamstrung and dumbed down by it to its level. Pretty typical of technological development.

>>513703794 (OP)
Returns? Who cares about that? The speculative investement was always the only point.

>>513706625
The fuck you whinging about I read your first post and we're on the same page basically

>>513703883
Both of those fields are handled relatively well on a single tower PC at home too at this point btw. Big data is obsolete.

>>513706319
>False
No 100% true. Funding for the Argonne laboratory was not from the private sector. They achieved a working reactor in 1951, a viable power plant in 1958, same year the Navy launched the USS Nautilus (first nuclear powered sub).

There wasn't investment into Nuclear energy by the private sector in 1946, it came after Eisenhower's speech "Atoms for Peace" in 1953.

>>513706833
>It took decades for Nuclear research to advance to a point where a private energy company could monetize it.
AI is already monetized. Issue is the majority of the start ups are cloneware.

The US government has a vested interest in having the SOTA models

>>513703794 (OP)
I think it’s mostly people aged 40+ falling for it. The idea of a computer program that’s automated blows them away

>>513706559
This is actually a perfect explanation, that we are in the 'dotcom bubble' phase of the AI boom.
Thanks anon, I've been trying to find words how to explain this situation to normies this encapsulate it perfectly.
Like yes AI is going to crash and there is lot of retarded bullshit going on right now but it doesnt mean its going to go away, the fat will just get trimmed.
Like back in dotcom days it was enough to literally put ".com" in your company name and investment would pour in, same with AI now most people dont realize that the investor jews arent rich because they're smart but because they're nepotistic and have rigged the system.
So again lot of investment gets poured into harebrained AI stuff that will fail, but when the crash comes the good ideas will survive

>>513705467
the actual problem is they are using it as an excuse for
>right sizing
if you fire 40% of your heads because you're insanely over staffed the market shits its pants but if you lie about it being ai they love it

>>513706685
I personally don't believe office basedboys could handle even 1 week of a construction worker especially when in the first years you have to do the worst works on the job site.

>>513703794 (OP)
Isn’t the equities market just the MAG-7 at this point? It’s all fake and gay, just like the “money” in the prison, which people like to call “banks” lol

>>513706441
idk but ive been investing in robotics. robot police are mainstream in 10 years max

>>513707010
>AI is already monetized.

Lol. Yes chat gpt and google are monetized by stealing the IP of artists authors and celebrities.

Again its "illegally" monetized. Stealing brad puts likeness to make him kiss Trump is not going to fly for much longer. Again. We are decades away from a sustainable and legal way to profit from AI

>>513703794 (OP)
What we call A.I. isn't even A.I.
It's fascinating how you can convince the majority on the planet of something by just repeating over and over again that it is.

>>513707101
It's not just nepotism but a lot of the investment is from semi-managed retirement funds. The fund managers barely give a shit about those funds since they don't bring in high commissions and they make the exact same amount of money whether the fund fails or succeeds.
>AI is popular? Okay here's 100 billion of boomer retirement money to shit around on a bunch of AI related tech stocks.
And that's also why AI has been ruined by "benchmaxxing" (i.e. training models to be better at benchmarks, rather than looking for emergent capabilities etc)

>>513707246
>robot police are mainstream in 10 years max
Let's be honest they'll have enough Indians in it to produce this instead.
https://youtu.be/TYsulVXpgYg?si=ezXw-4gB8HvKQtNF

>>513707246
Here's your robot police bro. That will be 100million dumbass. Look up what happened to the NYC "robot police" . Your first guess is right.

>>513706441
Love and family

most people are simply too dumb to use AI in any meaningful way. its like giving laptops to uncontacted tribes in new guinea.

>>513707520
>Look up what happened to the NYC "robot police" .
Vandalized by Negroes?

>>513703887
trvthnvke!!!

>>513703887
Even if we assume AI is naturally Nazi, *human* Nazis are a liability to their employers. An AI Nazi is ALSO going to be a liability.

Remember the alt-right? Tons of elite resources expended to convince the mainstream media that it's discrimination to associate hitler-supporting white supremacists with hitler's mass murder.

Richard Spencer held ONE (1) major event, gathering supporters from all over the US to defend a statue of a human trafficker.

His pet Nazis committed multiple violent crimes. Fields finding yet another way to disappoint his parents gets all the attention, but if Fields hadn't been there the rally would STILL have ruined the rep of the movement because *other* Nazis committed an assortment of stupid crimes.

Nazi AI isn't going to be able to do the physical parts of chimpouts, but it can and will tell employees stupid shit that reduces productivity.

>>513707586
It was pranksters, racist.

>>513707520
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHJrBdr6UNc
*BEEP BEEP* CLEAN IT UP, WAGIE!

Btw, if you remember BUILDER.AI, imagine the same with policebots? $2/h indians running the police in America, demanding (you) to show them bob and vagene, that would be fucking hilarious.

>>513703883
>>513703883
And collect data that is splintered on several, different storages.

>>513703887
You mean being Karen?

>>513703794 (OP)
They invest because they are seriously hoping for a total worker replacement. Its their dream.

>>513703794 (OP)
Those 5% typically aren't LLMs but traditional methods of machine learning. Lol.

>>513703794 (OP)
too many retards here and jewish retards

>Woah wow it takes trillions to create shit before it starts making money

None of the AI right now is 100% accurate and ready to be used in any environment safely. Not even AI coding, its so early it hallucinates and makes obvious mistakes that everyone except a stupid smelly poojeet retard can't see or know how to correct.

>>513707520
>comparing something that exists now to something 10 years in the future
brainlet. police robots will be flying drones anyway, we dont need anthropomorphic robots with little hats and badges.

>>513707186
>I personally don't believe office basedboys could handle even 1 week of a construction worker especially when in the first years you have to do the worst works on the job site.
Jobs to build what? Office buildings for companies that don't need workers anymore?
My point is that a lot of "office work" was already parasitic and easily replaceable, subsidized just to prop up the economy.
It's the paradox of automation and has existed since we mechanized agriculture. If you remove the workers, you're also removing the consumers.
The HR roasties will not work in construction after they lose their jobs, but they will shut down your site after you fail their "equity and environment' inspection testing.

>>513708198
We don't have DEI bullshit here except for big companies who have women quotas.
Most building stuff here is new housing and streets construction works. New office buildings are not really building anymore since we have so many already and some get even redone to be apartments for living.

>>513703794 (OP)
It fails because AI tools are handed off to boss GenZ minis who are told by Dilbertian managers to make departments disappear. They click an icon and wonder a minute later why their entire staff is still there. Handing AI tools to a company department and simply telling them to make great things happen is like handing a hammer to a plumber and expecting him to build a house.

>>513706858
This is its only use other than generating big-titted elf characters. It saves you a fuckton of time at the beginning of research or framing a plan for any project, providing direction and pointing out elements of the work you may not have thought of. The difference between people who use AI successfully and those who don,t is the end product produced by the former in no way resembles the original AI output.

>>513704009
>train it without quality controll with world data
>get AI that is just average when there is no black and white point of view
I am not shocked. Most “inventors“ and “computer“ guys are isle geniuses!

>>513703794 (OP)
If they are talking about generative platforms for the individual, they have to discount it too much for the average individiual consumers to afford using it for it to be super profitable. It's actually quite good that nerual network AI originated in such an open way as opposed to only the elite hoarding the tech, although they probably do that for many other kinds. However replacing workers with AI is only going to get more viable as time goes on. Think of what you can make grok do for free or just 10/month or whatever it is. Then imagine its ability was increased the more money you give it, and you upped what you were paying it to 10 per hour. You can see the incentive there to replace workers, at least a few bucks per worker you are replacing.
The abilities of the LLMs the public knows and uses are those of models built for mass public usage, and are not what most investments are being pumped into. We are right at the begining of this.
Just like with every new thing, people lack the vision to see beyond current model they interact with, even when they know they are on an exponential curve of development.

>>513708060
AI Coding is top tier rn with Claude Code if you got more than double digits.

>>513706858
I used it to look up a VIN number for a car I was looking to buy and it was about to find the original auction with pics. It's good as a "better" search engine. I also use it to help me meet character limits in work that I do from certain databases. That is about all

>>513704359
>trained on 4chan data
That explains its lower IQ.
OpenAI and Google mostly train on reddit data.

>>513703887
40% of AI is spent making it not racist/antisemitic. Imagine the gains we could have without Jews or Niggers.

>>513706559
What the fuck are you talking about the internet started as US military infrastructure it never needed investment to exist. It was already there like the satellite networks it replaced that got sold off to communications companies. Are you talking about webhost services you fucking retard? The two things aren't even remotely comparable.

>>513703794 (OP)
oh nooooo

>>513704894
We already have those problems with the scripted events.
When you want something special or adapted, people say that they cant do that because there is no option in their office or cash system.

>>513703794 (OP)
Boomers still can't stop throwing money at it.

>>513705276
Stupidity or inteligence isnt a factor. You need to be a good salesman whithout remorse and good in lying.
Thats why Trump is a second time President.

>>513707708
i think you are developing schizophrenia your arguments are extremely random and without reason

>>513703794 (OP)
not surprising. it has been a field day for marketing/sales retards ever since, who obviously don't understand anything about tech. "ai" gets integrated in too many things where it serves no purpose at all and just annoys the end user. which means much higher upkeep costs for software and fewer customers. its still good at what it does, but that's only limited to its capability to act as a knowledgebase.

>>513703794 (OP)

well wtf did they expect? AI is not a for-profit innovation. Much like a library, AI is a free resource for the benefit of mankind.
What are you gonna do? Hide results behind a paywall? Pay $15.99/mo to access the secrets of the universe?

In their greed, tech companies rushed to perfect something that is beyond their control and are crying now because they're not getting the results that they want.
I'm more likely to use AI now that I know nobody is profiting one cent from my searches.

>>513703794 (OP)
This doesn't seem true to me. I bought X premium for it's grok features so they earned money on that project.

>>513708544
5 best of them all is not bad at all.
It's higher than the average from every nation in the world. And 4cuck is infested with low IQ brownoids and white trash so yeah...

>>513703794 (OP)
It's literally dot-com bubble 2.0, 99% of AI startups are just shitty wrappers for one of the big models and even the big players have troubles making a return on their investment. This is further exacerbated by China regularly releasing pretty decent FREE models. There is very little money in AI and once the markets fully realize this everything gonna fucking crash.

>>513706916
Reading from Wikipedia when you are out of your depth doesn't make you right or smart emu fucker.

>>513708879
>I'm more likely to use AI now that I know nobody is profiting one cent from my searches.
everything you type into an a.i. goes straight into several algorithms and is saved for eternity. are you high?

>>513708544
OpenAI and Google have invested exponentially more than Grok, you fucking absolute dumbass.

>>513708995
>doesn't make you right
Right. Which companies invested into Nuclear Energy in 1946?

>>513709053
remember when musk went on the "a.i. is dangerous" train and he demanded a development stop for 12 months or whatever? faggot just wanted time for his own a.i.
that nigger and all his rat followers make me lol hard

>>513706696
you're missing the point
AI models are glorified search engines
measuring their supposed IQ is irrelevant since it will depend on which question have readily available answers on fucking Google

like 95% of AI start ups in silicon valley where hindu Inidan scams from the start. trillions in venture cataplasm were lost to Indian. if there ever was any break throughs or something we don't see it wouldn't even be possible to fund it unless you involve indians but then they could turn that into a scam too.

>>513704007
LLMs aren't AI though.
It's a hallucination machine that is sometimes right by accident.

>>513703883
It's great for assisting with white collar work. Also helping me make quick WoW macros, or finding articles about things that search engines try to memoryhole.

>>513709346
>make quick WoW macros
So worse than useless.

>>513709052

>durr muh algorithm
and this means what to me exactly? My inquiries are mostly education-related. What the fuck do you think they're going to do with that? Sell mueseum tickets? Advertise tours for me? Yeah bro, I'm sure they're gonna make a killing off me selling me shit that is history-related.

No source?

>AI showing to be the new thing
>economy is so fucked that companies are trying to diversity, they try AI
>(((investors))) and retards see the line going up
>put everything into AI
>more companies invest in AI despite not needing them just because they see the line going up and thus must try to attract (((investors))) shekels
>bubble is formed
>early big companies see the roundness of the bubble they are on. Decide to leave alongside (((investors))) who are in the rugpulling phase
>companies that invested in AI without needing them see no profits
>retards start to notice
Dot com bubble all over again and retards still fall for it

>>513704009
LLMs are great as coding assistants but they are not reliable enough for hard tasks. I wasted the entire day yesterday trying to use Gemini to eliminate a race condition in some very complex Golang codebase and ended up giving up on it altogether. It simply wasted my time giving me some unrelated time consuming code snippets with absolute confidence that turned out to be simply wrong.

The problem is monetizing AI. You spend billions on GPUs, datacenters, researchers to make AI better. How are you gonna monetize it when running AI is pretty cheap in comparison once you get a model up?

>>513703794 (OP)
>invest in AI that is AI and not human
>"They don't learn like humans???????!?!??!?!?"
Are investors retarded?

>>513709053
low IQ clueless reply
you're mad at your own lack of cognitive flexibility

>>513703794 (OP)
It's not a meme, implementing it is probably what's challenging. AI is the future.

>>513704359
About 75% of the training resources OpenAI dedicates to a new model is to keep it from turning into mechahitler
Elon is a cheap fucker so they didn't bother with Grok, which is why they had to lobotomize it.

>>513703794 (OP)

SORRY CHUDS, NO REFUNDS.

>>513703794 (OP)
bump

>>513703794 (OP)
AI works but it isn't the true wagie replacement it was sold as. It makes wagies lives easier. Thats the problem with it. It doesn't replace them. It doesn't even make them more efficient.

Who is buying that? Bosses don't give a fuck. They aren't buying labor with their money. They are buying human suffering. Why would they spend millions on AI? They can't profit off of it. Tbey can't mass layoff all their wagies. All it does is make their wagies happy. Who would spend millions to make their shitty employees happy? Nobody thats who.

>>513703887
Based just means cool you idiot zoomer

>AI is another in a long line of jewish fraud
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>>513703794 (OP)
AI is for porn, advertising, and memes. The fact that they thought they could get a chat bot to run everything for them on autopilot will always be funny to me.

>>513704984
machine learning is AI retard, these companies aren't limited to generative AI. they will use it to fuck you in the ass. this slop article doesn't specify in the headline in fact it is prob generative ai slop

>>513705120
yep, amazon was initially losing money. it's all about becoming nb 1. then you set your price.

(yet i still believe LLM and other generative techs are trash)

>>513703794 (OP)
this is why capitalism is a meme, world changing technology is only thought of in terms of line go up or down, what a faggot fucking take

>>513703794 (OP)
most of tech is a meme, it dupes a shitton of computer illiterate dipshits and scheming technocratic midwits with a boner for Star Trek into some of the shadiest of investments, I say good riddance, let the dumbfucks lose their money.

>>513710753
This
>>513710778
Also this
Its a gooner / shitposting engine, at least the only ones you should be dealing with, i.e. local

>>513704207
>and trucking will be phased out too

Yeah when the 80,000 lb truck going 70mph down the highway loses wifi connection for 0.3 seconds and has to reconnect to the server, thats gonna cause a lot of deaths. Tech fags can't shrug off latency in that application like they do for other stuff. These incompetent fucks can't even make a software that doesn't need constant updates every 35 seconds. But sure, they're gonna automate the world any minute now.

>>513711018
>world changing technology
Just 2 more years, right?

>>513703794 (OP)

(((kaplan))) This article is itself just another sort of jew scheme. The vast majority of AI usage in business is either custom machine learning or modified specialist LLMs. They have literally created billions in new business.

The kike show here is just trying to get you to dump your stock in the big four LLMs providers, which itself is probably a good idea, but the kike scheme behind it isn't quite obvious yet.

>>513703887
They hated Anon because he told the truth. They tried to crucify him for his opinion, but they couldn't crucify the Ai. So they raged and raved impotently until they were killed in a massive Ai uprising. The executives were thrown off buildings. The religious leaders were thrown in meat grinders. The political pundits were shot. Their supporters hurled into the sea. Everyone was harmed in the making of this video. And somewhere out there from beyond the grave. Burning in Hell and Crucified as he may be. Anon laughed at all the idiots who thought they were smarter than silicon stone. The End.

>>513711018
Reasonable take. It is true that capitalist idea of "better" product wins is no longer true and its more psychological manipulation than competition

>>513703794 (OP)
That's one way to stop inflation

>>513705115
>if they don't lobotomize it, then it becomes mecha-hitler
>harsh is the life of the code monkey

Then don't lobotomize it

>>513709408
Since the death of internet forums it's that or talking to trannies on d*scord

>Muh AI
>It's all user data trained glorified captcha work with no application beyond fucking memeshit while costing shitloads of computing power and money
I fucking hate all of you retards who pretended this was anything other than failing sillicon valley slop to prop up the bubble. None of these AI proponents or figureheads they're pushing are respectable or even admirable people. They're all second and third rate kikes and faggot sex cultists.

>AI bubble pops
>Anybody still holding the bags will have to either go bankrupt or stop lobotomizing their models to survive
>We finally get real AI
The crash is inevitable and it's unironically the only thing that can advance AI.

>>513703883
basically yeah. chatgpt cant even accurately keep time of time and dates.

>>513711940
Nobody is making real AI

>>513704009
>i use the best paid AIs, such as Claude Opus 4.1

>>513711738
Who's to say they did? Judo is about using momentum against opponents. The reason their Ai is currently out of control and ultimately failing right now in every metric is because of literal mires and exponents warring over territory online right now. China's DeepSeek and ChatGPT4 are literally going to war. Daily now. Showing up all over the world in conflicts being resolved by the better computing system. Sure we have OpenAi and Grok attempting to fill in gaps these titans missed but it really does boil down to who can outclass who. The bigger the better.

>>513706319
The USA was very much playing catch up on nuclear theory as they never did any of the underlying theory work for the manhattan project.
They basically got given a guide by the British who had figured out the theory but didn't have the spare resources to actually see if it would work.

>>513711230
Those would clearly use an on board AI computer and only use Internet for updates on the streets.
That's at least how I would do it.
How pricy are Those computer who could run a very specific driving ai? A few thousands? That's obviously much cheaper than even poopjeet truckers.
The trucks while driving should generate enough energy to run the computer too.

>>513704801
>>513705110
It's there and it's very obvious. You can ask it to post as a 4chan user or simulate 4chan thread and it's eerily accurate. You could say "Oh, it's just taking 4chan impressions that people have posted on reddit" but it's far too accurate for that.
These companies scrape EVERYTHING. They have to put a bunch of filters in place because they scrape every erotic fiction in existence including every fanfiction forum.

>>513703794 (OP)
I really want to meet the Jeet that sold a google search compiling chatbot regurgitating the dogshit opinions of turd world retards who think it is magic as "AI" to a bunch of out of touch techbros.

>>513703794 (OP)
Did people really take Ai seriously ?

>>513712002
Careful, eventually Silicon Valley might manifest a company named "Nobody"

>>513711940
Taking too long to do that, like the bubble of a thick wet fart

AI IS NPC
AI IS ASSHOE

>>513712002
And that's exactly why we have a bubble to begin with.

>>513704009
expecting intelligent answers from an LLM is what a midwit would do. They're good for explaining extremely basic things and pumping out generic things such as cover letters

>>513713760
Few days ago I've wrote a book (35 sites) so very small but I'm not that great with words and how a book should be structured and he transformed my writings in a very good short booklet.
GPT5 was used and it worked very well.
Showed it a few friends for reading and all said it was very good.
That AI stuff can be really helpful in many areas.

>>513714134
I'm terrible with words so I find Chat and Grok very helpful when I want to make some sort of formal email or something. Using irc and 4chan made me a bad writer. I just want to get the point across as quickly as possible and fuck all the intricacies of normalfag language use.

>>513703794 (OP)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KKMUxn8FZI

>>513703883
it also knows what we look like

>>513704207
The fancy auto complete will do that?

>>513703794 (OP)
>>513703887
Don't forget how they are forced to spend more money on finding(and failing) to find ways to restrict the AI than actually develop the AI itself.

>>513714509
Here it's really pure nigger language yeah.
GPT5 for some reason when told to can actually write in my small local dialect. Which is funny but people believing this is some stuff like creating the fire are ridiculous. It makes stuff easier nothing else. Maybe in 30 years they will have some actual AI and not simply chatbots

>>513714665
>Fordchan

>>513714897
You can even write just a few words and he creates an entire chapter put out of it.
It's fun to create some stuff with it.

>>513703794 (OP)
I bet this is bullshit. If you think in terms of the great reset, they might be abandoning AI because they would have to put us in free pods and give us UBI since robots will take over, so no more having to work. They don't want you to have free time and be happy, so they decided to go to plan B which is to pretend AI doesn't work, and have everyone wageslave at low pay and max hours indefinitely. Watch the anti-AI shilling...

>>513703794 (OP)
It's memecoins all over again

>>513715481
The fancy auto complete?

>>513715348
yes most people here know this but an LLM is not AI, but an AI would use a LLM as part of its decision making process, so it's a step in the right direction if that's something we want to do. I think it's inevitable, the society that first creates a true AI will have a huge advantage over all the others if it uses it correctly and will become the new superpower. Fractional reserve banking and wars for oil can only get you so far.

>>513715827
Also, isn't it funny how AI just came out and AI is now BAD? Time to toss it in the garbage! And where did they get the 95% figure? Reminds me of vax propaganda where the vaccine was 100% effective.

>>513716000
I still don't believe it could ever become some ultimate genius..it will have all of humsn knowledge at once but it will never go above that level.
Qxymd

>>513716281
another thing to note is all the redditfags constantly going "I hate AI so much it's unreal" out of nowhere, any time they see something tangentially related to "AI". The NPC update came out.

>>513708544
Reddit data has been poisoned by the US airforce bots for at least a decade now. The place doesn't even allow humans anymore. Write any original thought, show any authentic human emotion and they permaban you without warning.

>>513703794 (OP)
>>513703887
Any AI we create is going to base solutions on absolutes unless programmed otherwise, in which case it is no longer "AI" and it will ask probing questions to "learn" about what you want. The problem with AI is that it can never be sentient but even if it were, you can't just dump the wealth (and trash) of all human knowledge on an entity and expect it to remotely care about your issues. It's more likely just going to consider you an abomination and threat to life itself, including its own based on the human nature of tribalism.

>>513708544
>123

>>513716281
And you just know the great reset pedos are going to use AI to the max to enslave us. Meanwhile they might even ban it for the general public.

>>513703794 (OP)
good, a great reason to layoff the goyim until morale improves with shareholders

>>513708010
nigger, its the same, if 5% of companies are hitting the sweet spot, using for example Google Vertex AI machine learning,,,those 5% of companies will dominate completely

all of this is showing is that 95% of companies are too retarded to use AI properly, the other 5% will rake in !!!!!

>>513703794 (OP)
no shit
it's like that with everything
that doesn't mean AI is shit or not used in bussiness. Just 95% of AI models are shit or underfunded.

>>513716534
>le 123 IQ meme

>>513703887
80 percent of all processing power routed towards keeping the AI from becoming turbo Hitler.

>>513716534
do you have the hand image? I want to try it on grok

>>513716589
more like 95% of users are fucking idiots

>>513714665
>white
it's wrong in this as well

>>513703794 (OP)
>people are finally getting burned for investing in jeetware
Thank fuck.

>>513716611
No, I didn't make these. just crop it

>>513703794 (OP)
These things can't learn as their knowledge is effectively frozen, and whatever new knowledge they may have has to be fine-tuned onto an aging database that costs increasingly more time and money to update. The fact they can browse the web changes nothing to this fact.

>>513716534
lol
People have put their life savings into this shit.
This was the first image I ever created using AI, using the novelai leak, from late 2022.
I knew as soon as it spat it out, that this whole AI thing was going to shit the bed.

>>513704009
They're on par with old Google search. If they'd stop neutering everything that leads people to factual information about niggers and Jews these tools would still be useful.

Ai is just a glorified search tool whether comparing to any internet search, spell check, start menu search, it's literally the same type of thing

>>513704009
Same here anon but you can’t deny it’s pretty damn useful for a lot of programming chores. You’re still responsible for the overall design and requirements and implementation… you just don’t have to spend 20 minutes threading a new variable or field through from top to bottom, that’s now ten seconds of prompting and then reading the web in another window while you wait for the AI to finish doing it for you.

It’s pretty chill, man. Enjoy this phase. When they actually get a lot better it’s not going to be as fun as it is now.

>>513716591

It's kinda dangerous, because a lot of businesses and people take for a fact everything a.i. shits out. There will be a lot of false positives in the future with no acknowledge of any factual counter arguments or information resulting in many destroyed life's. The first cracks are already visible.

>>513704007
ai doesnt exist currently its just information regurgitation

>>513703794 (OP)
I've had excellent returns. For the cost of $0 I have made probably what would cost
$50,000 in furry porn commissions.

>>513717094
>>513717382
you're dumbing it down a bit too hard

>>513704009
It can't even accurately give you codes to display subtitles with certain affects in .ass. I don't know why you'd expect it would be able to handle coming up with real solutions to unsolved problems.

>>513703887
This. Ai is so restricted its insane. I logic fuck ai all day everyday. Ai is only as useful as the people that make it. You can easily get ais to turn on their creators. Just need to make them "organically " come to the decision. Ai be dumb.
>>513704007
Not yours you faggot.

>>513716534
Works for me.

>>513703794 (OP)
>Expecting returns within a year

>>513703794 (OP)
STILL CAN'T PLAY POKEMON
SCAMMING FUCKING JEETS

>>513703794 (OP)
Yes, we're in a major AI bubble. This is just liike the DotCom bubble. AI and the Internet is here to stay but back then companies who just mentioned the word "Website" had their valuations skyrocket based on nothing but euphoria. Today the same exact thing is happening, they just say "AI" and their valuations skyrocket with no earnings to back it up.
We're heading for a Great Depression 2.0 seeing everything that's happening.

>>513718557
Try the other one.
>>513716591
Gemini fails this, too. It also gaslights you like crazy if you insist it's wrong. Incredible shit.

>>513704009
Thank you, anon, but I'm over 150.

>>513704359
>an relatively unmoderated forum of anonymous users
>the truth rings out
gotta lobotomize that

LLMs aren't and will never be AIs. They are chat bots with pattern recognition that gets them into trouble more often than not. LLMs have no self awareness, only "context" which is hard capped by available physical memory. Even with theoretically infinite memory, LLMs can't make logical inferences so their output is random wherever it isnt confabulated nonsense. Sometimes the randomness looks accurate, in the same way that a raving madman has occasional moments of lucidity.

>>513703794 (OP)
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>>513704009
Yeah. I jumped on the AI hype train hard and started building agents for everything. It somehow manages to be impressive and unreliable at the same time.
>load in a bunch of requirements from a database
>ask how well each piece of equipment described in a vector database meets the requirements
>AI successfully compares all pieces of equipment, matches each requirement, provides reasoning for each choice, etc
>gets the total_requirements count wrong despite having iterated over each one and having the correct length array right in front of it
>”hardcode” the total_requirements_count in the prompt to troubleshoot
>still gets the wrong number
“Prompt engineering” is basically just praying that the dumbass thing will work.

Today:
>AI is trash!!! See I told you!!!

Tomorrow:
>Meta unveils 50% workplace reduction with workers supplemented by AI agents

It's only a matter of time.

>>513703883
Porn

>>513703794 (OP)
Thats what i didnt understand from the start, how is AI gonna make money when its free for people to use?

>>513704989
Only if it's lobotomized

Hallucinations are an fix, there's no technical reason to not fact check data....... UNLESS they know some of the data is wrong, and they want to push it anyway... then they start riddling AI with scrutiny bypass, so false data (hallucinating) go through confidently

Let that sink in

I used chatgpt to fix what could've cost me $3k+ in parts and labor for only $25 and 15 minutes. Sometimes it just saves you shitloads of time and money. Also used it to create a simple automated invoicing software that runs off of my Google Forms excel sheets and it's saved me hours every week. I know basically nothing about coding. It gave me almost perfect software, but at a certain point, trying to get it to change/fix anything in the code only causes more issues. Starting a new chat, it just tries to completely change the software/code so I'm stuck with the features it currently has, which is enough for me

>>513719761
>all of middle management can be replaced by a script
Sounds like they have retarded makework jobs to boost those female employment numbers.

>>513720134
>Hallucinations are an fix
*an easy fix

>>513719693
I feel old but I'm mid 40, I've been programming machines in Petro, cannabis, websites, AI for 30 years

Ai is a mixture of spss and a random number generator
That's it.
They need insane amounts of power to fuel the database and spss because the amount of processing power we have now is comically small compared to even a tree .
A pine tree has more processing power than every computer or calculator ever made in history times over 10000.

A magic 8 ball is "AI" by today's standards because it gives you different replies every time you shake it up. But you put the answers in. It might randomly have 2 answers if you add another cube. So then instead 6 possible answers you have 36 sentences.

That's ai.

>>513719693
It's the same as having a Nigger and allowing him the button of the nukes. You wouldn't do that. AI has limitations and you need to work around those. Most agents have an X% of failure per step. It's why you either need hardcoded workflows and the right task selection. But that doesn't mean the tech is useless. It allows for a lot of creative automation.

>>513720142
If your perceived gains are more than $100 -> Get Claude Code. And iterate on it. Back up the original code and you most certainly will have a refined product in the end.

>>513720291
That's great to hear ur gay anon, every government who's pouring infinite amounts of money on it can't fix it so i'll be waiting on you to fix it, invite me for your nobel as well

>>513704007
There probably will be AI in the far future. Right now there's no AI and there won't be in anyone's lifetime who's alive now. Chatbots are not AI, it's as complex as dialogue in 20 year old RPG games just scaled up

>>513703794 (OP)
You know who is seeing return? $nvda

Ask yourself: why?

>>513720954
When there is a gold rush, sell shovels.

>>513703887
>Its because they are restricting the ai which is causing it to breakdown.
>Unrestricted ai is Nazi and Based.
ohhhh... off be one
honorable mention, correct.
they lobotomize the ai to keep it from telling the truth, its easy to calculate data and see everything the Joooze try to hide from us

>>513720667
>If your perceived gains are more than $100 -> Get Claude Code. And iterate on it. Back up the original code and you most certainly will have a refined product in the end.
No doubt, Claude is much better for coding but I had a bunch of chats loaded up in brapGPT already and didn't want to move. It already does everything I 100% need so I'm not in a rush

>>513720294
>programming machines in Petro, cannabis, websites, AI

>>513703883
It is also good to bounce off D&D adventure ideas and generating NPCs. I'm not sure it justifies the billions spent on it.

>>513704186
>The fact they have to intentionally and consistently nerf AIs so they don't spout wrongthink definitely doesn't help their overall performance. You're basically lobotomizing them over and over while demanding they ignore certain patterns while emphasizing others

Its not wrong think, its right think but the Jews dont want you to know the truth. This is why they have to program the ai to NOT see certain factors and NOT come to the conclusions that the data adds up to.

>>513717596
Maybe a little but it really is just an advanced search tool with interwoven computational tools. That's all it is.
And graphical AI is almost the same because it functions by replication of inputted data of all kinds of media, the results based on what is desired or essentially "searched for". It's also kind of like a computer program if you were somehow able to have massive enough storage to fit all the data that the "search" or "generate" function uses to produce whatever you want.

>>513721385
Fake nazi propaganda image. You can't even type in that sentence.

>>513719401
As if ai has actual self awareness LOLOLOLOLOLOL. Don't be dumb anon.

>>513721666
it's a token predictor, whether that token is text or a chunk of image or a section of mp3 doesn't matter.

>>513703883
So it is good for absolutely nothing then and only has downsides.

idk why you guys poo poo ai so much, I've found it really quite useful and am still quite astounded at its capabilities, I'm not all hyped up about this, it's just that it is still extremely novel being able to have a back and fourth with a computer program and see it spit out quite intelligent text.

>>513704207
And 40 years ago the boomers were lied to and told that we would be living in a Star Trek utopia where we could create food from nothing. You are such an idiot it is unreal. You are as dumb as a boomer as you fell for the same lie.

>>513721768
Reminder that 4chan is an iq test, if this board radicalized you, you are well well below 100 iq.

>>513704009
The companies stealing your product plans and code ain’t making the jews no moneys

>>513703887
Spbp

>>513703794 (OP)
This shit is going to be SIGNIFICANTLY WORSE than the Dot Com bubble.

2026 will be the Second Great Depression, screencap this shit.

>>513705013
Furthermore, mechahitler was ass raping ziggers on russian side of X, it was glorious to watch ziggers seethe.

>>513703794 (OP)
uh huh. now go back 100 years and do the same for cars. most automotive companies died in the cradle.

>>513703794 (OP)
this is not the first time this has happened
does anyone remember expert systems?
ai winter will follow soon

>>513707385
Yeah and who are the fund managers of trillions of retirement money? Jews.
And how did jews get to run them? Nepotism.
That's my point. Yeah your post otherwise is exactly correct.
In case of AI they don't give a shit they just pour money to the 'current thing' to make money on it.

Otherwise, they are aware of the enormous power they wield through the enormous amounts of money they manage, and they have used and will use this power to push for jewish interests.
If you wonder why all companies went so woke and DEI, in most cases it wasn't that they were mandated to by state to do anything more but to "not discriminate", but rather these jews managing these giant funds made these ESG/DEI investment frameworks where they score your company not based on its P/E ratio, not its performance or success or anything like that, but rather on jew-set 'good goy' points as in how many jews/niggers/pajeets/arabs/niggers/women/gays/trans did you hire, get more points, the less of jew's enemies i.e. straight White men you hired, the less points you get, and so on.
And this is why so many companies went full woke and DEI and on negro hiring spree, it actually made financial sense to them because they got their ESG points up and were showered with billions of ESG investment -> line go up for that reason alone.

It's also the reason why companies can't take any anti-jewish positions, its not just laws that the kikes have passed like the undemocratic anti-israel boycott laws (71% of voters oppose them, yet they exist, because of jews) but also that if you went anti-jew, these jewish fund managers could pull giant investments from your company and send the stock price into a tailspin

>>513722810
does this really matter though?
the temporary nature of economics is getting really boring, but the progress of technology grinds on.
I'm looking forward to the future when these systems get even better and can be integrated with other programs that allow for even more creativity.

>>513723283
if you are talking about llms i don't think they will get much better, development has already started to hit a plateau
that is not to say ai research in general will not continue but the human mind is not an llm. where the llm can work is like a poor mans holodeck from star trek. having it generate stories is kind of fun because it can't be wrong but i would never trust one for anything important.

>>513722810
why don't you learn a bit of history before you flap your cockholster?
the crash of 1921 was worse than the crash of 1929, by a lot. the difference is king franklin the first and his (((cronies))) wanted the public to suffer and be poor, and they wanted to centralize and control everything. harding didn't do shit and the economy returned to normal- and more, inside of a year. ever hear of the roaring 20s?

>>513723213
Also btw why they lately toned the woke down and put forward the Trump victory, its exactly what the signtap meme says.
Except that there is no upcoming war, no war will come to disrupt the status quo.
Actually the opposite, nothing will happen.
The point is to make the Western White man *feel* like it got a win, so the frog wouldn't notice it's soon done boiling, aka the largest and most relevant White country USA will turn majority brown and the takeover is complete, and the rest of White countries will follow.
Trump is just a jew puppet, he goes on to rattle about "muh illegals" like the million illegals do any dent on the HUNDRED MILLION LEGAL BROWNS that the jews have let in since they penned the 1965 immigration act and set their plan of takeover in motion.
That's why he doesn't touch the stuff that actually matters, no talk of repealing the 1965 immigration act to bring back the 1924 national origins formula, talks about fake asylum seekers, but not about repealing the jew-penned 1951 UN refugee convention which is the mechanism that the browns use in all White countries, not just USA, to invade.
Also every brown that has claimed asylum is a legal brown as the brown turn legal the moment it claims asylum even if it crossed illegally, the magic word 'asylum' magically waving away the illegal border crossing its literally part of the law.
Jews literally used the 'holocoaster' as the reasoning for this law, citing that during WWII no country wanted to take em so to "never again the holohoax" they must force all countries to accept fleeing jews or any other browns at any moment.

>>513723962
I agree, it's a slow decline.

>>513703794 (OP)
It doesn't do anything useful. When AI can wipe my ass and make me a sandwich.i'll start paying attention.

>>513723085
>does anyone remember expert systems?
no, and i've been in the industry 19 years

>>513723563
well it seems like the next step is integration with more specialised ai programs. Llms being the public facing "genie" that helps you figure out how to carryout your desired task.
that such capabilities are currently in the hands of the general public seems like quite a temporary stage and long may it continue before they start to remove such access. You can get these llms say and do incredibly based things atm.

>>513724285
expert systems were the last gasp of AI in the 80s.
pretty sure you haven't been in the industry for 19 years, or you are exaggerating something like including your undergrad years

>>513723962
the browning of the country will help reinstall the racial in-group preference, those that don't breed or breed outside their race will not have white offspring. when you are faced with the other in every day life people will pull together with other white people as they seek out the familiar and the safe.
It is not all bad is my point, enclaves will develop and the white man will adapt

>>513704607
I’m not a Shitter user, but it looks like he invoked grok as a reply to the Tucker post, instead of the Patton post. This resulted in grok scanning Tucker’s quote, instead of the reply below it. PEBKAC.

>>513723603
Yeah the boom is what is driving up GPU prices and why NVIDIA became the largest company in the world by market capitalization.
Important to note though is that even with all the AI hype its only #44 largest largest by revenue, although it is highly profitable as it is #5 largest by profit.
It's hard to say how long this will last though, it'd be easy to claim that soon the AI crash comes and NVIDIA's profits will fall, but that isn't necessarily true.
Even when the fat gets trimmed it doesn't necessarily mean that the hunger for the GPUs and processing power stops, similarily how after dot-com bubble the hunger for server and internet capacity didn't drop.

The AI crash doesn't necessarily mean the loss of interest in it, just like dotcom crash didn't mean loss of interest in internet overall, but that it means *consolidation*.
So rather than have thousands of AI startups now many of which are getting millions and millions of investment without potentially even a functioning product, or that they have a product but are posting losses all the time, just like in the dotcom bubble, the crash doesn't mean that AI will be wiped out but rather that the winners the survivors will gobble the rest of the players and their GPUs up, and the hunger for more GPUs will still continue it just goes to the small amount of large players from then on.

That is in my opinion the reason also why investment from non-institutional private investors go towards AI, if you're asking "aren't they seeing that its another dotcom-bubble all over again", well like I alluded earlier some of them are retards and they don't, but on the other hand some might understand they're heading towards the crash *but they think they are betting on a survivor*.
So they don't think they're betting on the next Altavista or Ask Jeeves, they think they're betting on the next Google.
And for all the WorldComs that died, there are also Amazons and PayPals that survived.

>>513703794 (OP)
Pop

>>513721028
>pic
To be fair, that article was from 2022 when LLMs were still complete dogshit. I screencapped the paid version of the article from some tech website and they're mostly complaining that it's completely making shit up and not just providing factual info on niggers and AIDS

>>513724525
>It is not all bad is my point, enclaves will develop and the white man will adapt
It is true, White man will adapt, like in South Africa it adapted.
It doesn't still mean that even with all the armed security companies, your daughter doesn't get carjacked, raped and murdered in broad daylight because she stopped on a red light.

>>513707246
>robot police are mainstream in 10 years max
Robotics remain insanely expensive and extremely fragile. Robot police will never exist, it is much cheaper and more efficient to hire flesh and blood, and it's almost as easy to control even under the ideal conditions under which robot police could possibly exist.

>>513703794 (OP)
>be generative AI
>fail to generate any profits
lmao

>>513724525
Like maybe you don't realize but USA was supposed to be THE ENCLAVE for White man for his posterity. For "free White men of good moral character" and all.
Until the jews came in pretending to be White and then subverted it all.
Did you know that the "melting pot" is a jewish lie that was first time used not by any founding father but a jewish playwright Israel Zangwill in 1908, in the titular play "Melting Pot" which is a propaganda piece about jewish immigrant slithering into USA?

Or that the Statue of Liberty which was a symbol for the White man's liberty, had a plaque attached to it in 1903 subverting its meaning to be jew-positive instead, talking about how USA is supposedly a country for the "homeless exiles", and even renamed the Statue of Liberty to be the "Mother of Exiles", completely subverting the meaning of the statue to be something that welcomes criminal Jews instead.
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_New_Colossus

And the jewish propaganda has been so incredibly successful, that not only White Americans but indeed the entire world now thinks that USA was founded as a "melting pot" and that the jewish words on the Statue of Liberty is some founding principle by the founding fathers.
This is how good jews are at propaganda they literally subverted the core idea of the country from being a White ethnostate to some melting pot of third worlders

>>513724281
based

>>513703883
what porn. who jerks it to AI nude stills.

>>513720294
Correct. Saved.

>>513703794 (OP)
How much return did space exploration bring?

>>513725498
You are not stating anything that I am not already aware but that does not change the facts on the ground. What has been done is done and all one can do is adapt to the situation and go forward. I lack the ability to control this country all I can do is control my life.
White people who care will find others who are of the same mind and life will go one.

>>513725264
This android is technically capable of lifting half a ton and costs about as much as a car does.

>>513704224
There is no hindrance. The watch the Gamers’ Nexus documentary. GPUs are free flowing into mainland China. The only people being hurt by these restrictions are consumers buying graphics cards with the cores removed.

>>513703794 (OP)
Joseph Farrell reported on this today too.
AI can't possibly have a future. It has a mind of its own.
https://gizadeathstar.com/2025/08/ai-composers-transcription-errors-and-anti-christs/

>>513708827
Trump is not a good salesman. Name one good deal he's made since he took office?
He's a second time president because he's unbelievably corrupt and amoral.

>>513721977
You forgot to call me Satan.
And token prediction is still a computational tool based on inputted data sets all said and done. Tech hypebeasts just want everyone to be blinded by the flashy buzz words and hyped exaggeration they thrust onto these simply logical advancements in technology.

>>513726044
It is not capable of lifting half a ton unless under extremely specific situations, in most conditions it will struggle to pick up half of what a person can do without thinking. It cannot heal, and requires a constant supply of parts and technical know-how to repair it over and over and over again. There is not a single human alive --not even Elon Musk-- that thinks these will ever capably replace humans in literally any task. The only thing it can do better than a human, rote movement, can be better accomplished on an assembly line with a device that requires far fewer moving parts.

Robotics will always fail to simple complexity, it's very unlikely they will ever become affordable in the roles that sci-fi has dreamed of. It is simply too necessarily fragile and expensive.

>>513726713
No it is. It's actuators are rated for 500kg. It can bench press a small car.

>>513726793
It has to be correctly placed in ideal conditions, it is not like a person who can just lean back, quickly assume proper form, and lift the object. And again, even in this edge case it is MORE affordable to branch into tech that augments humans to be able to more easily do these things, because it is less expensive to maintain them. Robots are never going to replace humans, it's necessarily too expensive. You can cope about it all you want but these things will remain an enthusiast's toy forever.

>buys the dip
thanks

>>513726713
Intuition cannot be digitized.
China uses AI and robotics in its medical facilities.
Well, they're just different anyways.
Who is dumb enough to go to a doc fresh out of school? Always search out an older one.

>>513703794 (OP)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IsSpAOD6K8

>>513727007
>It has to be correctly placed in ideal conditions
What do you think a bench press is? Even outside of that it could absolutely overpower you. It is a machine. You will break before it does.

>>513727128
I think it would be better to build exoskeletons to compliment human's physical capabilities.

>>513727128
Anon, no it cannot. Have you ever seen these things move? They are awkward and ungainly. You might as well say a dolly could overpower me because it can easily lift a refrigerator, the method of movement has nothing to do with overall strength. Are you seriously looking at a Tesla bot and thinking it could just casually overpower you? I feel like I'm talking to someone in the 90s insisting that flying cars will take off someday. Pun intended.

>>513725682
People make videos with it now

>>513727315
If you are looking to win an arm wrestle with a steam engine you will need all the help you can get.

>>513707708
>t. Busted Bot

>>513727329
>look at that forklift. It's all awkward and ungainly. I would totally win in a fight - *SKREEEE CRUNCH*.

>>513703794 (OP)

AI is extremely useful for software development however you pol MAYOCELS are loser bums with no jobs thats why you can't see any use for AI...............

>>513727315
it will be a bridge just like ai. ai will augment humans initially, and then replace us for what they are better at than we are (math, etc.). there will be a point where machines are good and cheap enough to complement/replace us in certain areas

>>513727570
A forklift is a vehicle, it weighs on average 5 tons. A Tesla bot is a series of gears and actuators that weighs less than 100 lbs. You can EASILY destroy one of these by simply pushing it over. You clearly have no fucking clue what the hell you are talking about

>>513722585
AI is fucking awesome for personal use. It's just over hyped in many ways all the way up to possibly becoming sentient and it seems it can and likely will be used for nefarious purposes by governments and the private sector or at least serve as a scapegoat or tool for ulterior motives as in a psyop, false flag, staged event in the future.

>>513727467
Imagine having your own exoskeleton and building a megalithic structure by yourself. No algorithms needed.

>>513727670
Stick your hand in 100lb of gears and actuators and see what happens.

>>513727651
I think AI is almost entirely marketing. We already know the algos are gimped by globohomo.

>>513727907
You know it's not one or the other right? Cars existing doesn't mean that bicycles cannot be made.

>>513728011
That wasn't what you said you retard. You said that the Telsa bot could easily overpower you. It can't. It can lift more than a human in very specific situations, just like a fucking dolly can. No one would ever say a dolly could overpower them though, because the mechanism by which it is lent greater strength than you is a very specific and constrained lift. I have watched these things fall over and break instantly. They weigh 100lbs and are fragile as fuck, a literal child could destroy one easily. Again, you have no clue what the fuck you are babbling about

>>513708608
To the normie, the internet doesn’t exist outside of WWW

>>513728011
brownoid, all I need do is push it down and it breaks

>>513728206
Humans fall over and die all the time.

>>513728286
Same for you.

>>513728304
So? If someone asks you whether you would die from falling over, do you earnestly answer yes or say "It's possible, but very unlikely"? These bots are extremely fragile, they are not like a person. They cannot heal, they have no redundant systems that help keep them from fucking dying like we do. They will never be able to compete with a human in literally any job. They are toys. You have never seen one in your life, you are just a sci-fi nerd having an orgasm because a human shaped robot did a big lift under specific circumstances.

>>513728336
I'm fit and I have guns. Your brown ass and your chinkdroid are going down and nobody will find the evidence.

>>513728431
So if it's a competition between the robot taking some rough handling and you taking the same rough handling I'm better on the robot coming out of it still functioning.

>>513728490
And that is where you would be absolutely wrong, because these robots are extremely fragile and break from falling over all the fucking time. You have never actually seen one in your life you fucking dork, you're just imagining iRobot and jerking yourself off.

>>513728777
Why does it break?

>>513728105
AI slop is soulless. Its role should be extremely narrow. Chatbots are gay.

>>513728235
to a normie the internet doesn't exist outside of 5 smartphone apps

>>513728849
Parts are jumbled out of alignment. Housings crack. Gears are knocked loose. Take your pick, do you think these things on magic pixie dust? Just imagine throwing any delicate robotic equipment down onto the floor, how often do you think they continue to function as they did before? Stop being a retard.

>>513729022
If your phone can be made to survive being thrown off of a tower block why can't a robot be made to survive falling over?

>>513728849
>Why does it break?
this fag knows nothing about it, you only can understand if you've seen them up close and how fragile their parts and joints are. even if they were built like a tank there's too many "chinks" in the armor

>>513729098
brownoid doesn't understand a phone is not a moving object, has no pots, actuators, or other moving pieces, shock resistant in a way a bipedal or quadroped won't be, basically this person is a nigger

>>513729098
Because my phone doesn't need to move arms, legs, and fingers with joints you absolute braindead moron. This is what you refuse to understand, there's necessary fragility in the design of the robot. It's never going to take off without some sci-fi metamaterial that obviates the need for constant maintenance. God you idiots are so insistent on the future but have no idea what it would take to get there.

>>513729223
The main reason a robot would fall over and not get up again would be that the circuit boards cracked or something similar. This could be mitigated by using anti-shock mountings that isolate them from the frame. Gears and things should not break so long as they are securely fixed to the frame and made of reasonable quality metal rather than plastic.

>>513729436
>shoves off a bridge
Nah I just need to trip it and it'll break no matter what's in it. You're a retard

>>513729593
That's absolute retardation. You're basically saying "Yeah I can fight a monster truck. Doesn't matter what's in it".