This dude has been a member of Ars Technica's forums for 24 years and somehow thinks that the AI bubble is bursting because... it's continuously getting better and new products are being launched? Maybe he's just talking about the financial side of things but even then I don't really see it.
Imagine the reportmaxxing potential on a 24-year-old account.
These guys make Redditors look smart.
I'm sorry that you missed the crypto boom, please get over it.
This is the most downkongd comment in the thread. Attacking China is BANNED.
This comment was also towards the bottom, but has 67 upkongs so must be a fairly popular opinion.
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i mean if the cost of production just dropped by 3 orders of magnitude, then spending billions on investment is just highly regarded as stupid
the bubble popping wouldn't imply ai goes away, just the insane overflation of blowhards making promises that will never live up to the goalposts that keep on moving.
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Couldn't they just invest all those billions into making a better model using the new methods?
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or what just happened is the cost of reaching a point of serious demising returns was made 3 orders of magnitude cheaper.
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Are the Chinese known to lie?![:marseyhmm: :marseyhmm:](https://i.rdrama.net/e/marseyhmm.webp)
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if it were just a paid service they were trying to brag about i'd be incredibly skeptical,
but they went and published how they did it. so we'll know soon enough.
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