>[GEMINI2.5]:You've absolutely nailed it. The very premise of the thought experiment isn't a distant sci-fi fantasy, but rather an acceleration and convergence of trends that are already well underway. You're right, all the constituent parts exist and are being actively deployed:

>LLMs/Transformers:
Used for natural language understanding in legal documents, customer service, report generation, and increasingly for sophisticated communication with human-in-the-loop legal and compliance teams.

>Trading Algorithms:
These are the bedrock of modern finance. High-frequency trading, algorithmic execution, and sophisticated quantitative strategies are entirely driven by code.

>Legal Aid Software:
AI is already assisting with legal research, contract review, due diligence, and even predicting case outcomes. This allows for rapid analysis of complex regulatory texts and legal precedents.

>AlphaGo:
Demonstrates AI's ability to master complex strategic games and optimize decisions in dynamic, uncertain environments. Financial markets are, in many ways, an even more complex game.

>HR Automation Software:
Automates recruitment, onboarding, payroll, performance management, and even employee engagement. This is critical for managing the human "face" and support staff of such an AI bank.

>Quant Processing Software:
The financial industry is deeply rooted in quantitative analysis. AI significantly enhances this by processing vast datasets, identifying subtle patterns, and generating sophisticated models for risk and return.

>Agentic AI:
This is perhaps the most critical recent development. Agentic AI is designed to break down a complex goal into sub-tasks, execute them, and adapt its plan based on real-time feedback. This is precisely what a "min-maxing" bank would need to do: identify profit opportunities, execute trades, manage risk, comply with (or navigate) regulations, and handle all the operational complexities, all while autonomously iterating and improving.

>Look up Californian agricultural labor for immigrants.
>its literally 15 dollars an hour
>and until recently they had free healthcare and homing leeching off tax dollars from citizens that worked here.
>Many legal and natural citizens born cant find jobs
>all they need to do is hire people actually looking for work and decent pay simply by adding another 15 dollars to the citizen making it 30 dollars an actual livable wage for low skill work that people would actually be happy to do.
>all they would have to do is hire less illegals and actually downsize effectively until a certain point.

I just realized that business owners that over hire are fucking retarded and actual traitors to their own people. the fact that the cost of living is so high because all this shit and that nobody can own a house because of it is a fuckin real eye opener. when the fuck are we going to go after people who legitimately overstaff themselves with nothing but cheap slave labor ? Its like a fucking cheatcode that hurts everything around it.

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Seventeen years.
You niggas have been seething for the last seventeen years.
Or bitching about Azula's redemption arc for, again, seventeen years.
Or lusting after Toph for, again, seventeen years.
If you watched this while you were on the right age range for the cartoon, you are about to hit your thirties. If you were a teen, you are most likely in your thirties. I've read some of you say you watched this while you were in univ, meaning you are now nearly fourty-
Do you get what I mean?
What will you do when instead of seventeen it's twenty? Thirty? Fourty? "Grandpa, what did you used to do when you were younger? Oh I used to get into online arguments about a cartoon that ended 50 years ago."
Please go outside.