Someone's gotta hold the bag, and it's not going to be the smart people.

>>108677561
>ChatGPT doesn't like faggots
Based

>>108677561
overhyping the next big thing(tm) is how our entire economy functions nowadays

Silicon valley actually thought that progress would remain exponential. Unfortunately they largely plateaued 2 years ago and aren't the big world changing tech that they needed to repay the loans. They know they need new tech, but time's already up.

>>108677561
Crypto isn't what it used to be, turns out you can only create so many meme/scam coins before people figure out what you're doing.

>arguing with LLMs
It's always a waste of time. What possible benefit could there be?
If you already know it's wrong, and you already know the correct answer, that part of the transaction is complete. It's not a person you can teach the error of their ways.
If it gets things wrong that you do not know the right answer yourself, but you know it's wrong, just move on to another approach.
People who apply the same patterns they might use when talking to a person to talking to an AI are pretty stupid. If they'd examine what they're doing for a minute and they'd understand it won't have the desired effect.

>>108677832
Crypto is Old Hat
We have AI IPO's now.

>>108677561
Economy is power-driven and not value-driven.
Plebs have no power.
Tech bros do.

>>108677856
>It's not a person you can teach the error of their ways
which is a bit of a fucking issue when you are relying upon AI to do anything complex. Or even trusting it to do something simple, without hallucination or fuckup.

>>108677873
>Bubbles are power-driven and not value-driven.
ftfy

>>108678050
Bubbles are what the entire West focuses on.
The rest is legacy industry you can't make any serious profits on anymore.

We're witnessing the biggest exit pump known to mankind where international capital is draining the US for everything it's worth before discarding it like a dried husk.

>>108678147
And where will it go? lmao

>>108677856
Sometimes the AI just likes to hallucinate that something it CAN do is now against the TOS. Yes, proompters have to beg the machine to do what they want, and every time they do it costs them money.
These people would be relentlessly humiliated if people actually knew what vibe coding was like, it's so fucking funny.

>>108677884
It saves time most of the time, and when it's wrong, you can usually tell that it's uncertain, unless you're stupid.
>>108678237
Just start a new session.

>>108678207
anywhere else

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>>108677561
Luddite cope thread

>>108677561
first time hearing about PR/marketing budget?