Are we allowed to like AI art?

[shovelquest]

No you overestimated its usefulness because you are a retard.

We told you it was a tool from page 1 and that's why art made with AI art is art.

[Reiwa]

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* Consumers must spend $800 billion on AI within a few years, to justify investment from 2023-24

This one sounds kinda bossy. Are they really gonna make us do that? 🥺

[shovelquest]

Sorry about the bug eyes thing, duik.

Originally Posted by Reiwa [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

This one sounds kinda bossy. Are they really gonna make us do that? ��

New capitalist authoritarian gov unlocked:

You all better buy something… or else!

[Reiwa]

Originally Posted by shovelquest [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Sorry about the bug eyes thing, duik.



New capitalist authoritarian gov unlocked:

You all better buy something… or else!

They have to slip it into TV somehow. 2.99 extra AI fee for recommending shows that other people who watched your show have also watched.

Mandatory on Netflix to manage some nonsense term like 'cloud server streaming throughput'.

wait no im giving them ideas

[shovelquest]

I really cant remember when the internet went from a collection of random bullshit to a cash cow that lead to the first dot com bust.

At least with the dot come bust there was an actual exchange of goods and services on the internet by then.

But like... AI has provided literally nothing. Like there's lots of cool tools to make memes but regular people aren't downloading and using AI to do anything.

There's really nothing in my life that has been impacted in the way that the internet did, or cell phones did, thanks to AI—and they're already talking about the bubble bursting?

What bubble!?

It's funny how like, not one red cent was actually made with this bubble.

Modern generation is so extreme about everything lol. Politics, economics, everything is like 0 or a trillion.

[Reiwa]

Originally Posted by shovelquest [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I really cant remember when the internet went from a collection of random bullshit to a cash cow that lead to the first dot com bust.

At least with the dot come bust there was an actual exchange of goods and services on the internet by then.

But like... AI has provided literally nothing. Like there's lots of cool tools to make memes but regular people aren't downloading and using AI to do anything.

There's really nothing in my life that has been impacted in the way that the internet did, or cell phones did, thanks to AI—and they're already talking about the bubble bursting?

What bubble!?

It's funny how like, not one red cent was actually made with this bubble.

Modern generation is so extreme about everything lol. Politics, economics, everything is like 0 or a trillion.

Do you think all the people being stupid in RNF are paid Darkpaw 7 influencers?

It's definitely possible and I kinda hope for it because the alternative is worser.

[Ekco]

Originally Posted by shovelquest [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

What bubble!?

It's funny how like, not one red cent was actually made with this bubble.

Modern generation is so extreme about everything lol. Politics, economics, everything is like 0 or a trillion.

i guess if tech companies didn't have AI to blow insane amounts on they would have just bought back their own shares back to pump the stock with the money

construction sector got some work at least

Record Spending: In the US, spending on data center construction soared to an all-time high of a $40 billion annualized rate in June (a 30% jump from the year before), fueled by the AI infrastructure race.

Building the facilities that manufacture the AI chips themselves (like those from NVIDIA and AMD) is also a major driver of construction revenue, often through government-backed initiatives.

the construction of physical AI infrastructure—data centers, cooling systems, power grids, and chip manufacturing plants—is currently one of the most financially vibrant sectors of the global construction industry.

beats doin' the drywall up there at the new McDonald's
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[Reiwa]

Originally Posted by Ekco [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

i guess if tech companies didn't have AI to blow insane amounts on they would have just bought back their own shares back to pump the stock with the money

construction sector got some work at least


Building the facilities that manufacture the AI chips themselves (like those from NVIDIA and AMD) is also a major driver of construction revenue, often through government-backed initiatives.




beats doin' the drywall up there at the new McDonald's
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Every chip factory they build in the USA is AIDS. Can't compete, never will be able to again.

[Ekco]

it's robots building the chips anyway now, giant gaijin hands aren't the problem anymore.

*there's a clip of a japanese car ceo saying american cars suck due to our factory workers hands being too big.


just copy paste the factories here, and stuxnet the ones in SEA, problem solved.

[Reiwa]

Originally Posted by Ekco [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

it's robots building the chips anyway now, giant gaijin hands aren't the problem anymore.

*there's a clip of a japanese car ceo saying american cars suck due to our factory workers hands being too big.


just copy paste the factories here, and stuxnet the ones in SEA, problem solved.

I think I should explain that yes they do get built and are quite capable of producing good quality chips but nobody ever orders a contract with them because it makes no damn sense to do it at the price point.

I should also sleep it off though.