Thread 514198294

>>514198294 (OP)
Does he have 25 trillion?

Elons double speak is AI dogs, drones and half robot half Jeet cyborgs who have to keep the automation flowing.
Anyone who thinks we're all going neet by the beach is going to be disappointed.
Even currency has a different value once humans are no longer needed.

>>514198294 (OP)
I've been using both Grok 4 and GPT-5, and imo GPT-5 is a lot better.

>>514198294 (OP)
KATAMINELON should lay off the horse tranq.

Elon is slowly advancing his hairline, the ultimate gaslighting

>>514198320
>it's his money
I didn't think you understand how a front works

>>514198597
I don't think you understood the concept of possession.

>>514198294 (OP)
i would love to see elon bodyswitch with an average wagie for a few days and try to pay for a 1bdr apartment in a mid-sized city on an average service industry/retail job and see how his priorities changed

>>514198294 (OP)
They're all trying to develop the AI system that successfully enslaves the rest of humanity to their yoke.
That's pretty much priceless for them.

>>514198294 (OP)
The usa does not have the electricity needed. He has to go to China. Say what you want avout china, but they understand the importance of real energy.

>>514198621
I dont think you understand how retarded you sound when you attempt to be smart.

>>514198294 (OP)
I really do believe that people like him would find a way to make an enormous amount of capital very fast, again. If you think he'd ever wage cuck, you're stupid.

Yes, if there's one thing you can trust from Elon Musk, it's his success in making predictions.

>>514198294 (OP)
Elon also predicted that the Cybertruck will be a roaring success and the Hyperloop will be the future of mass transit.

so what happens when the global AI industry has a hundred trillion USD tied up in these highly specialized chips and then some new algorithm is developed that produces the same or better results for a fraction of the processing power? that's going to be one hell of a bubble burst

There was a time when the super-rich built schools and libraries, not nuclear bunkers and yachts.

>>514198294 (OP)
I'm just glad AI turned out to be a big grok of shit.

>>514198621
It's not his money, it's the taxpayer's money

>>514198294 (OP)
NO. This is the best way to use $25T.

>>514198294 (OP)
*dies suddenly*

25T... The total crypto market is less than 4T

>>514200735
US debt is over $37T, we'll just print more money and the numbers will keep getting bigger

>>514198294 (OP)
So... the Mars scam is over?

>>514198294 (OP)
Always do the opposite this con says

must be nice to have 500 billion dollars

>>514198294 (OP)
The powers that be have a new system that has been in the development for decades now, ready to be rolled out in the coming years. It will operate in parallel starting sometime this year and by the next decade it will be fully operational as the Agenda 2030 goals are slowly being implemented.
There will be no collapse, no violence, no uprising, no world war, no revolution, no killing of jews or politicians or other such fantasies. Instead there will be law & order, compliance and total surveillance until the very end. AI will be at the center of it all.

The Great Reset is inevitable.

>>514198294 (OP)
So its becoming pretty clear the Ai hype was a scam to trick investors and government grants
what will the next grift be?

>>514198725
If ai could do that why would we need elites? their jobs are much easier to replace with ai than Joe Lunchbox

>>514198294 (OP)
>left wingers
25 trillion for niggers and fags and other trash
>coservicuck right wingers
25 trillion for israel and then the left overs to harbor cheap jeet replacement migration

>>514198294 (OP)
>we're gonna buy a skibizillion jiggeridoos for a niggerillion dollarinos my guys
someone shoot this clown already.

>>514198294 (OP)
Why do you guys continue to give this actual retard attention?

>>514198294 (OP)

The first to create a true AGI basically has a free mint at their disposal... $25 trillion is doable
A true AGI will basically leads to true usable humanoid robots which is an endless pool of inexpensive labor

>Elon Musk predicts we'll be on Mars in -5 years
>Elon Musk predicts he'll save 5 trillion from the government by firing park rangers or something

>>514198294 (OP)
I don't know, why don't you spend the 240 dollars in your bank account and show us how it is done.
Face it, that South African is smarter than you, better than you, and cooler than you.

>>514198294 (OP)

This guy is all promises, no delivery when it comes to Twitter and xAI.

Never in history has someone owning one company been able to tell the market it’s value, and then use that company to buy another company with non-existent money based on the value of the first company, thereby “showing” the market the value of the second company.

They’re both worthless.

>>514198294 (OP)
The con artist strikes again

>>514200318
Talk for yourself ciganybro, I commute every day using Hyperloop

>>514204972
But you do realize where that money will come from, right? There is only so many resources in the world, and humanoid robots or ASI will not help us mine more copper in the short term. That money will come from taking everyone's jobs and reallocating that wealth that would go into wages for people will instead funnel into buying more datacenters and to investor pockets.