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The Trillion Delusion: Was Sam Altman the First Real Case of ChatGPT Psychosis?

24Sep

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The $7 Trillion Delusion: Was Sam Altman the First Real Case of ChatGPT Psychosis?

SS: Super interesting and semi-satirical article that just popped up in my feed, makes me wonder what happend to this entire 7 trillion ordeal. I think its very very relevant to ask and understand how the people in charge interact with AI. The article touches on many current issues surrounding the psychological and by extension societal impact of AI, and I think it has multiple points that will spark an interesting discussion. The article brings a new angle to this topic and connects some very interesting dots about the AI bubble and how AI delusions might be affecting decisions. It goes to show how the human/psychological element often gets overlooked, despite being on of the main driving forces shaping the future. submitted by /u/EinStubentiger [link] [comments]

Stanford scientists warn that AI 'workslop' is a stealthy threat to productivity—and a giant time suck | Fortune

23Sep

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Stanford scientists warn that AI ‘workslop’ is a stealthy threat to productivity—and a giant time suck | Fortune

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An unprecedented coalition of 200+ Nobel Prize winners, heads of state, and organizations urged the UN for binding international 'red lines' to control AI before it's too late

23Sep

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An unprecedented coalition of 200+ Nobel Prize winners, heads of state, and organizations urged the UN for binding international ‘red lines’ to control AI before it’s too late

https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/un-general-assembly-opens-plea-binding-ai-safeguards-red-lines-nobel-rcna231973 submitted by /u/MetaKnowing [link] [comments]

23Sep

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It’s over.

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Bain’s new analysis shows Al’s productivity gains can’t cover its $500B/year infrastructure bill, leaving a massive $800B funding gap.

23Sep

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Bain’s new analysis shows Al’s productivity gains can’t cover its $500B/year infrastructure bill, leaving a massive $800B funding gap.

Bain just published a fascinating analysis: Al's own productivity gains may not be enough to fund its growth. Meeting Al's compute demand could cost $500B per year in new data centers. To sustain that kind of investment, companies would need trillions in new revenue - which is why Nvidia made a strategic investment in OpenAI. Bain notes: "The growth rate for Al's compute demand is more than twice the rate of Moore's Law." That kind of exponential growth is staggering!! I think we are touching the ceiling on valuations and investment where the factors that would affect the accelerated growth would be supply chain, power shortages and compute power. The article states that 'Even if every dollar of savings was reinvested, there's still an $800B annual shortfall'. Maybe the answer isn't chasin...