AI is a generational attack on working people everywhere by the capitalized class.
It has earned our animosity, especially if the attack looks like it will actually go through.
And, ironically, I don't think the capitalized even understand that they are building a giant guillotine for themselves, as if the buildout billions are well-spent, there would necessarily be a communist revolution, and it would be bloody. No one eats safely around the starving.
Without a horse in this race, I'm fascinated to see which the market chooses: machine-god + self-annihilation, or humiliation + bankruptcy.
Either way, there is nothing like the present configuration on the other side. Its a political, not technological, singularity.
If you shorted Nvidia back when you started complaining, you would not be any richer or better-off today. I'm not an AI maxi, but you've let your own emotions poison your understanding of the AI market segment.
Grab a coffee with Leopold Aschenbrenner, ask how their experience with intuition went. You must be right, on time, and with sufficient capital behind you to win.
why do you like normal data centers but not "AI data centers"? What do you think the difference is? When does a normal data center turn into an AI data center?
It has earned our animosity, especially if the attack looks like it will actually go through.
And, ironically, I don't think the capitalized even understand that they are building a giant guillotine for themselves, as if the buildout billions are well-spent, there would necessarily be a communist revolution, and it would be bloody. No one eats safely around the starving.
Without a horse in this race, I'm fascinated to see which the market chooses: machine-god + self-annihilation, or humiliation + bankruptcy.
Either way, there is nothing like the present configuration on the other side. Its a political, not technological, singularity.