Thread 718663074

Its no secret the current CEO of microsoft has been pushing the company to go 100% all in on AI because he fell hard for the "Next Big Thing" scam from techbro hustlers and big publishers like Bethesda, Blizzard and the like have all be ordered to integrate AI into every facet of their upcoming releases.

But just like NFTs, the Metaverse, The Dot Com Bubble down toe fuckin' Beanie Babies the bubble has once again burst and /biz/ are once again left holding a bag trying to ignore the sweet siren song of their stepdads 45. in the family gun cabinet.

With the next Xbox apparently entirely focussed on AI at the core of the experience and taking into account how badly they have been doing for like a decade is this actually the thing that kills them?

>the 30yo boobler
I thought they killed xbox/everything was an xbox?

>>718663074 (OP)
>Llama getting it's ass kicked compared to other models
no wonder, he keeps burning money while making shitty models

It's not a bubble, it's the future. Meta is just too retarded to compete with the rest.

>>718663563
>he bought
how many apes did you buy bro, be honest you are anonymous.

>>718663563
It's probably a bubble, the way the internet was one. Which was a pretty big bubble.

>>718663563
It's 100% a bubble. AI is gonna stick around but this current obsession with it is gonna end soon and take a bunch of AI companies with it.

>>718663074 (OP)
Meta just sucks dick. Google Gemini 2.5 pro is what most people use now to generate porn novels and porn adventure rpgs. Not sure how long the gravy train will last though

>>718663074 (OP)
>pay 10 billion to poach AIfags
>fire them
huh

>>718664004
Key difference is the dot com bubble had people on every rung of the social ladder putting money in. AI's a scam that was sold almost entirely to the rich who usually offset losses by firing people. But they already fired the people they can afford to lose thinking they would replace them with AI.

Woops.

>>718664051
>>718664004
>they think bubbles pop in 2008+17
Lmao. All bubbles will be sustained with new debt until the debt bubble itself pops. This is the new normal and it will go on for a decade more at least

>>718664197
>heh only the rich have money in S&P
How poor are we talking here exactly? Shit and piss 500 is driven entirely by AI companies now

>>718664290
Tell us about your apes and shitcoins.

>>718664290
When the debt bubble pops I'll buy a house with a single gold coin.

Roblox

>>718663074 (OP)
Maybe if they spend a few million dollars more on stealth-marketing the public's opinion will reverse.

>>718664363
I 5xed on my shitcoin folio. Gotta risk it to get the biscuit

I can literally only think of a handful of things I've found useful and practical with AI. Even fewer if I don't include porn. AI being able to generate captions and subtitles more easily is cool, I guess? I've seen some stuff where AI helps blind people get around better. Not personally useful for me at the moment, but that's neat.

Otherwise, everything else about AI feels like it's driven by True Believers, wanting Roko's Basilisk to come true, or people addicted to AI generated porn.

>>718664634
>this brand new technology isn't packaged for consumer use yet
Yeah that's why you're still early. Time to buy in buddy

don't care about you /biz/drones. does this mean that they might leak more AI image models? Imagine having more instant porn tools other than oiled diffusion

Crypto's still going strong, and only getting better! There's no need to panic, you just need to HODL with your DIAMOND HANDS. TO THE MOON

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>>718664816
We already have great local models that weren't retrained on porn yet. Flux and all that. The bottleneck is now in how expensive and hard it is to retrain them when you have no corpo resources available

>>718664982
This is the chart you're seething about btw. You could've bought in at any point. Could've 6xed just by buying btc 2.5 years ago but you were too "smart" to make money

>>718664290
Bubble popping or not depend on how much money can save(read make) more money, If you need trillions to save millions when nobody will stop that shit and that's exactly what will happen here. The corporations are as much of useful idiots as everyone else but the bank can't lose.

>>718663563
Meta have been the only ones smart enough to make VR actually successful, if there's a use for ai shit Meta are the ones best poised to find it

>>718664290
Has the labubu bubble popped yet?

>>718665117
I'm actually too stupid to buy btc.
There's no trustable merchant to handle the transaction, and I don't trust myself to safekeep the btc wallet.

>>718663074 (OP)
AI could have been great if it was scalable, understood well, and efficient. But all it amounted to was "PUT ALL THE DATA IN A POT! NOW POWER IT WITH A GORILLIAN JIGAWATTS"

>>718664804
>brand new technology
ML algo was developed in 1960s
OpenAI dota bots went public in 2017. GPT-1 was released in 2018
Its not new lol, it’s been almost a decade since the technology was publicly available

now you know who your enemies are at least

>>718663074 (OP)
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