Tech Insider WARNS: "The Bubble Is About To Burst"

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  @TheDiaryOfACEOClips · 3 days ago · pinned

  Watch the full episode here - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lf5oqGOCRCM">https://youtu.be/Lf5oqGOCRCM</a>

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  @spring9603 · 47 minutes ago

  This guy is going to go down in history as another visionless talking head.<br>On the other hand, his discourse should not prevent civil society putting all the pressure in the world to prevent SAI.

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  @sempervigilante · 3 days ago

  ED IS RIGHT About his distinction and the inflationary speech and effects BUT this is why it&apos;s not able to be applied as it ought to be to fix the biggest fundamental problem across tech and humans use...effect relationship.

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  @JarrodWilcox · 1 day ago

  I don’t think their main source of revenue will ever be from consumers.

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  @Kaitowaihk · 3 days ago

  Look back at all the clips about expert prediction, the correct rate is so low that it&apos;s better to bet against it.

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  @RussTheModelBuilder · 3 days ago

  Paul Krugman, the Nobel Prize winning economist, is notable in that he has NEVER, EVER made a prediction about any aspect of the economy that was accurate. Absolutely ZERO!!!

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  @JiminTennessee · 4 days ago

  What has this growth done to their EBITDA?? &nbsp;How much of their cash flow is borrowed?

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  @sanjanakhera210 · 4 days ago

  West mei jo digital network cities ban rahi hai aapki freedom chhenne k liye uspar ek detailed video jrur laiye jaldi se jaldi ...

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  @juergenuhlemann2866 · 3 days ago

  You can run a LLM entirely on a CPU. A CPU chip today contains multiple processing cores for speed increase. <br>A GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), previously developed mainly for games, is a specialized chip that splits large tasks into thousands of smaller pieces to run them all at once. <br>The hardware is &nbsp;all about processing speed and has nothing to do with intelligence.

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  @jonschlinkert · 3 days ago

  Lots of users. Very few paying users. Hope that helps.

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  @simondebrun · 4 days ago

  I would love to know how much the actual costs were for regular, non coding users

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  @RichardGaskin · 3 days ago

  Put the list of adoption rates in chronological order and the pattern of increase becomes clear. First the Internet becomes normalized, then we habituate signing up for free accounts.<br><br>But even that&apos;s just total numbers, including the overwhelming majority using free tiers.<br><br>Now look up the number of *paying customers*.