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like small shit even just detecting whether a camera has been tampered on (like someone adding vaseline on it so it's not obvious right away)
cameras are vulnerable to tamper and this is actually a concern, but with 24/7 data center monitoring it, simple applications like this get solved for CHEAP, keyword CHEAP
autocomplete technology is amazing, as long as you're buying a business with an actual product that's actually benefiting a lot from it. People are gonna keep yelling ai bubble for a few years before it actually pops, and they'll miss out on years of gains like the dumbasses who stayed out of the market as early as 1996 (greenspan called it a bubble this early)
there are still plenty of opportunities to go for, when the dotcom bubble popped S&P didnt even drop lower than 1996 levels so you can absolutely end up roping yourself if you call it a bubble too early
just make sure to follow fundamentals if you want to decrease the risk of getting burned
CXDO is only a 189million market cap, profitable and has impressive financials, high gross margins + profitable + operational leverage so that eps will grow exponentially (revenues growing faster than expenses thats why you cant sleep on companies that are "unprofitable" as long as you can identify that leverage)
when you invest with fundamentals even if your timing is wrong, you just wait for the company to execute and you will win in time
unlike HGRAF anon who started shilling his pump when it was already $1/share, i was shilling ai dashcams when it was 30 cents
price discovery fucking works when it's a <500m market cap because institutions cant fucking get in and often there's barely or no analysts even monitoring it
