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Re: The AI Thread

Unread postby AgentR11 » Sun 07 Sep 2025, 22:22:14

Touchy touchy! None of us here are important... at all. You can scratch that right out of your book.
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Re: The AI Thread

Unread postby theluckycountry » Sun 07 Sep 2025, 22:28:41

Touchy AR? I was just cramming your own psychobabble back down your own throat, and now you're trying to dig the hole you found yourself in deeper still. That never works ok. Just admit you made a gross assumption and were wrong.
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Re: The AI Thread

Unread postby theluckycountry » Sun 07 Sep 2025, 22:32:59

AI promotes child labor, online!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6PYj93SGxc
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Re: The AI Thread

Unread postby theluckycountry » Sun 07 Sep 2025, 22:41:24

There is very little in AI that benefits mankind, the true beneficiaries are the billionaires running the show and mega corporations benefiting from the data harvested. Government also has an inside track to the data, to better exploit and control it's populations.

What OpenAI Doesn’t Want You to Know
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUfSl2fZ_E8
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Re: The AI Thread

Unread postby AgentR11 » Sun 07 Sep 2025, 22:45:36

And that matters... why?

Of course AI benefits the billionaires running things, that's who its supposed to benefit. Not sure why you think that means its a bubble. Its very, very real. Real enough to benefit billionaires, and real enough to extract labor from kids too I suspect.
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Re: The AI Thread

Unread postby theluckycountry » Tue 09 Sep 2025, 03:36:27

Here is a wanna-be bubble, personal airborne Battmobiles.

- Airborne. He was 38 years old. Why the fuck would he do that?

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Palmer Luckey Pilots eVTOL Like A Real-Life 'Star Wars' Landspeeder
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWdhMVkeDeQ

They have had a few of these popup over the past decade, some more stylish than others, this one is pretty ordinary but the "Inventor" has a startup and needs funding so go give him some hard earned bucks so he can bring us into the 21st century.

Marketing is key to cashing in on this sort of tech no logic, much important than with say selling a bread toaster with blue lights in it. Key buzzworks are employed like Starwars, land Speeder, and of course the clincher, "Jetson One".
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', '&')quot;Palmer Luckey, a passionate and experienced aviator, did complete the ground training under 50 minutes prior taking effectively the controls. ...Palmer owns a Blackhawk helicopter named "Shamu" - just like the orca whale at SeaWorld.

He bought a used Blackhawk and named it, I think Inke would find a soulmate in such.
https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/wa ... andspeeder

I don't know why more people haven't bought into these flying death traps? They couldn't be that expensive. After all they are just scaled up HPI toys drones.
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Re: The AI Thread

Unread postby careinke » Tue 09 Sep 2025, 18:10:23

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It is customary to at least explain what your post is about. However, since I know it is you posting, I also know it is not worth my time watching without an explanation. Keep up your shoddy work, saves me time. :)

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Re: The AI Thread

Unread postby theluckycountry » Tue 09 Sep 2025, 19:39:20

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It is customary to at least explain what your post is about.

What are you, the forum Police now :lol:
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Re: The AI Thread

Unread postby theluckycountry » Thu 11 Sep 2025, 02:56:03

Meet The New AI Billionaires Of 2025
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', '
')In just a few short years, dozens of entrepreneurs and technologists have crossed into billionaire status thanks to the artificial intelligence gold rush.
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/meet-t ... s-of-2025/

Yes it's a Gold Rush! But unlike all the other bubbles before it, this is real (so they say). A new paradigm with endless profits if you get in NOW. Well certainly there are amazing profits for the handful of CEOs leading the rush, and the mass media hype has reached fever pitch, probably exceeding that of the Battcar bubble. Speaking of the battery car revolution, that was a new paradigm too remember, one that would never end, that would see everyone driving one by 2035, when was the last time you saw a major story in the media about it? The only stories today are about layoffs and bankruptcies. Oh and Tesla's lame efforts to push their FSD, which as it turns out stands for Full Supervised Driving :oops:

The $15,000 Tesla Lie: FSD Turns Into the Auto Industry’s Biggest Bait-and-Switch
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'T')esla has redefined its Full Self-Driving (FSD) feature, stepping back from its initial promise of delivering truly autonomous driving without human oversight... Tesla even marketed a FSD software package for up to 15,000 USD, assuring customers that over-the-air updates would transform their advanced driver-assist systems into fully autonomous vehicles.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/other/t ... r-AA1MjCRD

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'T')esla has quietly changed how it defines "Full Self-Driving," Electrek reports, in a way that awfully sounds like it's giving up on CEO Elon Musk's perennially pushed-back promise that its cars will actually drive themselves without human help.
https://futurism.com/tesla-self-driving-fine-print

Now who was the technocornucopian windsock here that paid the extra $15,000 for one? Oh that's right, Inke. Stupid gullible Inke. How does feel mate, to know you were grifted by your prophet, the mighty Elon? You know tesla is pushing to pay him a bonus of a Trillion dollars don't you. Did you think it was going to come out of thin air? No, Idiots you you are gonna be paying that :lol:
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Re: The AI Thread

Unread postby theluckycountry » Thu 11 Sep 2025, 03:09:04

All hail the Mighty Elon, he has the solution to the nations Debt and other woes.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'T')he venture capitalist "besties" of the All-In Podcast gathered in Los Angeles earlier this week for their latest summit, where Elon Musk joined via video link to discuss hot topics ranging from Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and humanoid robots to Starlink, declining birth rates, and the broader demise of the West.

Musk told the hosts of All-In, "If you look at our national debt, which is insanely high. The interest payments exceed the defense department - I guess sorry war department - budget and they keep rising. If AI and robots don't solve our national debt, we're toast."


So all the elements of the bubble are in full swing, massive institutional capital, Major political cover from the White House including grants and legislation, and the mass uptake by consumers, both is the technology itself and in shares in these futuristic darlings. One day I might call PeakAI, but that's a way off yet. We'll let the idiots have their fun for now, frittering away more of their retirement savings, dreaming their dreams of flying planes and household robots, and all the other SciFi the West is incorrigibly addicted to.


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Here's the full size one so Inke can make it a desktop. Go one inke, click on it, you know you want to see the detail.

https://cdnb.artstation.com/p/assets/im ... 1497244467
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Re: The AI Thread

Unread postby theluckycountry » Sun 14 Sep 2025, 08:53:30

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/gOYAfEOe ... ture=share
A dancing robot, very cute, but it means nothing. A drug addled seventeen year old can do the same with his eyes closed. Let's see it slice a loaf of bread or swat a fly on it's leg.

A tesla in-house vid, cut just right, showing Optimus performing random HH chores. Totally clutz, and the vid is speeded up 2x to make it look more fluid. I'd like to Elon get a shave from one, with a cut-throat razor :twisted:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXR7clH2dmU
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Re: The AI Thread

Unread postby careinke » Sun 14 Sep 2025, 16:31:22

Unlucky,

You have a really bad case of Elon Derangement Syndrome (EDS). You also seemed to have adopted some of the Death Cults beliefs/Practices. Just sayin. Seek some help, might I suggest Grok for your counselor? :)

Actually, I'm very happy with ROW-B. She drives better than most and when the new upgrade hits, better than all. It is the safest car to ride in, with your chances of walking away from a Human caused accident very high. My energy costs are a fifth of what an ICE costs.

I'm also very happy with my Tesla Stock, except I don't have enough....yet. Being out of the stock market for the last decade, I find it weird I can't trade anytime I want to. That will change soon when all Stock Markets become tokenized. Just think, 24/7 trading world wide. I do hope the Elon hate continues for a while longer so I can pick up more. Tesla is way more than a car company.

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Re: The AI Thread

Unread postby theluckycountry » Sun 14 Sep 2025, 18:46:28

In the early 2000's Musk moves into an EV maker and takes over, he drives out the founders and steals all their tech. He invented Nothing! Then he makes outlandish promises for the next 15 years, most of which proved false, his cars being far more expensive than anyone would have guessed. He promised High speed rail then Men on Mars and in the end none of it came to pass. Autonomous vehicles, 2017... 2018... 2025.. FAIL and give up.

He went to NASA and cut a deal to do their orbital work and that gave him a leg up into satellite deployment, a mature technology half the world was already engaged in. The fanboi cheered at his self landing rocket stages, but compared to the space shuttle it was a step backward. Finally his car empire collapsed, the reason being cited as interest rates and the people being too poor, but now he claims that all these poor people are going to buy his robot butlers? $20,000, which means they will be 60 or 80 thousand.

It aint gonna happen. The liability alone would be a major roadblock, what if one crushes a babies head? Or bumps grandma down the stairs? No, this is all just a financial bubble scam to find a new home for the endlessly created money, and it's another Hopium shot in the arm for the masses so they don't look out the window and see their society collapsing around them. "Don't worry dear, soon we'll have a robot in the house and that's proof the world is becoming a better place." Robots soldiers on the battle field? Hardly likely. People are a lot cheaper and more efficient for that sort of thing. Robots have their place, in factories building stuff, but mostly only big stuff. The iphone is still assembled by hand in Chinese factories using cheap Chinese labour.



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Re: The AI Thread

Unread postby theluckycountry » Thu 02 Oct 2025, 10:44:09

Well it doesn't get anymore mainstream than this.

The AI bubble is the only thing keeping the US economy together, Deutsche Bank warns
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'Y')ou have been warned: Warnings about the overinflated prospects of a still-hypothetical "AI economy" continue to mount. Some analysts expect the AI bubble to burst sooner rather than later, arguing that current investment growth cannot continue indefinitely in a finite world.

According to a research note recently sent to clients by Deutsche Bank, the AI boom is currently helping the US economy avoid a recession but it cannot continue indefinitely. George Saravelos, Global Head of FX Research at Deutsche Bank, said the US would be close to a recession this year if Big Tech were not spending so heavily on building new AI data centers.
https://www.techspot.com/news/109626-ai ... ether.html

I mean it would be laughable if Trillions weren't being wasted on this. And in that I count the money from retirement accounts pumped into mobs like Nvidea which has boosted their share price out of all rational proportion. This investment/scam/bubble/hopium is barely off the ground and it's already being called out. At least the shale and Battcar bubbles had a good run before they were exposed.
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Re: The AI Thread

Unread postby theluckycountry » Thu 02 Oct 2025, 10:52:44

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('AgentR11', 'O')f course AI benefits the billionaires running things, that's who its supposed to benefit. Not sure why you think that means its a bubble. Its very, very real. Real enough to benefit billionaires

I can't believe what most posters here assert. It's like listening to Google bots telling you about Google. Are you that totally sucked in AgentR? Were you singing the same song about the EV bubble 5 years ago? "These suckers are real, EV is the future, EV benefits the billionaires running things."
They used to drown unwanted kittens in buckets of water, and that was good for society as a whole. In human affairs a war is typically only the way to achieve this culling.
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Re: The AI Thread

Unread postby theluckycountry » Sun 05 Oct 2025, 17:32:04

“This Is the Good Kind of Bubble”
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', '
')Jeff Bezos says AI is in a bubble — but not the bad kind. It’s an “industrial bubble,” where over-investment accelerates innovation instead of wiping out wealth. When this one bursts, he says, it’ll leave behind railroads, GPUs, and trillion-dollar winners.

But AI spending now drives nearly 40% of U.S. GDP growth, and cracks are forming — slowing earnings, debt financing, and datacenter fatigue hint at a shifting cycle. Let's have a look at a variegated array of observations related to the AI theme.


What a dogs body. Of course he's rooting for it, he's one of the "trillion dollar winners" :lol:
Leave behind railroads? GPUs? Someone needs to script what these fools say, they are so self-entitled, so arrogant, they just don't care.

https://www.zerohedge.com/the-market-ea ... te-economy
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Re: The AI Thread

Unread postby theluckycountry » Mon 06 Oct 2025, 10:27:05

Samsung's Smart Fridge Turns Your Kitchen Into An Ad Billboard
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'A')ndroid Authority spoke with a Samsung spokesperson who confirmed that an over-the-air software update will serve as an ad pilot program on Family Hub refrigerators, adding that the ads will "offer promotions and curated advertisements" designed to "strengthen the everyday value" of its home appliances for customers.


Did you think it wouldn't happen? Do you think it won't happen to the screens in the smart cars too? Not when you're driving of curse, that would be dangerous. But anytime the vehicle is in park and it senses someone is sitting in the seat. It will strengthen the everyday value for you :lol:
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'A')dvertising will appear on certain Family Hub refrigerator Cover Screens. The Cover Screen appears when a Family Hub screen is idle. Ad design format may change depending on Family Hub personalization options for the Cover Screen, and advertising will not appear when Cover Screen displays Art Mode or picture albums.

Read the article for the full disclosure.

https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/sa ... -billboard
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Re: The AI Thread

Unread postby theluckycountry » Tue 07 Oct 2025, 14:24:19

'Bigger, Faster, More Permanent Than All Waves Combined': No Sector Will Be Untouched By AI
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', '
')Hajnen Payson is a highly valued internet search and marketing expert. ... Governments and companies around the world are rushing into Artificial Intelligence (AI). Some big names are hiring Payson to navigate the pathway to incorporate AI into just about everything you see, touch and feel. " We are at the very beginning of the AI Revolution, and that is exactly what this is. This is no different than the Industrial Revolution. This is going to be a time where we are changing.

Payson brought some real-world sources to back up what he is finding. Payson says, “The International Monetary Fund says 40% of jobs globally are exposed to AI..."
https://usawatchdog.com/ai-revolution-j ... en-payson/

Well yes, It's morphed into a financial bubble, but I believe it will achieve all of the above. There are two types of people in this world, those who own companies that benefit from technology and those that are put out of work and go hungry because of technology.

Microsoft office, Excel, they have revolutionized the office as we knew it, and tossed millions of people (human capital) on the scrapheap. Some went on to other jobs, many no doubt retired, many possibly went off into the ranks of the homeless. Same with the ATM revolution, I saw lots of tellers lose their jobs. It's progress, and I get that! But it's not progress for people who are pushed out. Let me go back in time to the years before great depression. And please, bear with me.

1850-1880: The number of urban horses grew dramatically due to the expansion of railroads and increased passenger service.
1885-1895: Street railways began to replace horse-drawn vehicles.
1895-1915: Light passenger use transitioned from horses to automobiles.
1915-1930: Heavy freight transport also began to shift from horses to motorized trucks.
1920s: Freight haulage was the last bastion of horse-drawn transportation, with motorized trucks finally supplanting horse carts.


Does anyone have any idea the number of employees were in the "Horse and cart" industry back in its heyday? In 1901, there were approximately 3.25 million working horses in England. The pop was 37 million then. By the 1920's many of the people in this industry were out of work. Some found jobs elsewhere of course but it was a huge dislocation. How much did this factor into the Great Depression? Less cashed up consumers, less sales...

But that aside, The world of today is full of BS jobs, people sitting in comfortable chairs talking to other people or pushing a mouse across a screen. Sales greeters, clerical, on and on. These are jobs AI will remove from the workforce and they won't be buying houses on some future universal basic income. How many of the unemployed (the real unemployed) not the BS government definition. How many of them were displaced by MYOB packages, and Microsoft office packages, by ATM machines. Just look at the millions of Gas station employees that lost their jobs when Gas pumps could talk direct to the staffer inside and say how much fuel was just pumped. It's all technology, it's great, as long as you're not the one being axed!

Some of the job losses above were not an issue, the effected people found other jobs, but the Gas pump job and others like it was typically a starter job for teenagers and there are not many of those jobs left except in retail and fast food. small dislocations the system can assimilate but the AI transition will be anything but small once it gets moving. And it's happening right at a time of maximum risk, right when the world is on the cusp of a debt collapse as it was in the 1920's.

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So yes, AI will be great for the corporate bottom line, and will certainly remove a lot of jobs that PeakOil would have done away with anyway. All those BS jobs exist because oil has been doing the real work in the background, it freed up millions to sit on their arse and talk basically.
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Re: The AI Thread

Unread postby theluckycountry » Fri 24 Oct 2025, 17:42:10

Often scams are concealed behind layers of assurances and other times they are sitting in plain sight.

Bank of England Warns AI Bubble Burst Could Trigger Market Crash
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'T')he central bank noted that equity market valuations appear stretched, particularly those associated with artificial intelligence-focused technology firms. The Bank of England is the latest in a series of global financial institutions and investors to weigh in on whether a speculative AI bubble is forming as markets enter the fourth quarter.
https://digitalmarketreports.com/news/5 ... ket-crash/

There are many other mouth pieces claiming that the gate has been left open and the horses have bolted over the hill, but really, they have bolted, and closing the gate on an empty yard achieves nothing. But if this current lofty stock market crashes, I mean really crashes this time, not the " We can paper over this" crash of 2008, then no one will blamed but the morons who went full steam ahead into the AI iceberg. Certainly not the Banks. They warned you remember! It's a setup basically. You build a huge facade of business, claiming that it's the future of all things, and then once everyone is invested you start wailing that it's a problem. What do they expect people and institutions to do, give up at this point and walk away? Is Inke going to up and sell his AI Battcar? Not a chance. But when it does unwind they can say, "We told you so."

Such was not the case with the rechargeable car bubble, very few were warning about that scam and certainly no one from government or banking. The fact that Tesla is still selling cars and the Chinese too means little compared to the mass bankruptcy of all the little players and the massive losses incurred by Ford and VW over their rechargeable offerings. Still that bubble is past now, the losses have been booked so there is no need to call it out. I was here 3 and 4 years ago calling it out but the likes of Kub withstood me at every turn. I was right and Kub acknowledges this, by his absence! He probably worked in the industry, perhaps for Fisker, and spent all his idle time in the office spinning the BS here. Many of those little companies did nothing but collect government subsidies and investment $$$. They didn't even pretend to market viable cars buses and trucks. Just a couple of thousand shitty breakdown-prone offerings, or mock-ups in a warehouse and a flash AI video of them scooting up a broad highway.

AI is about the same isn't it. Much WOW, much chatter, but at the end of the day what is it being employed for other than endless BS youtubes? And don't anyone dare come back with petty examples or the fact that millions of idiots are getting married to their AI chatbots or otherwise wasting their personal life with them. Where is the Revolution? Like the promised Battcar Revolution that never came. Where are the millions of jobs being replaced? All I see is a few million useless mouse-pushers and phone chatters getting fired and an interactive program taking their place. Those were never 'real' jobs anyway, they were and are, Bullshit Jobs that were invented as we went up the mountain of Woke and sensitivity and regulation. They were always destined to go as the oil wealth declined.

Like a council office in a small region that employs 20 girls to answer phones and stand at desks so that rate payers can call and vent their frustration about stray dogs, illegal rubbish dumping and the latest increase in rates. You ask these people (these non-workers) a real question about toxic waste in your area or the fact that water pressure in the mains keeps declining year by year and you'll get nowhere. They have no answer and the question is too embarrassing anyway. They'll promise to have someone get back to you but no one ever does. They are basically just public relations workers, there to make the government look efficient, look like it actually cares about the constituents.

AI can happily take all those jobs with just one eggHead mousepusher left to watch over the system and make sure it's not advising people to go over and shoot their neighbor because the neighbor's dog pissed on their lawn.
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Re: The AI Thread

Unread postby theluckycountry » Tue 18 Nov 2025, 17:51:23

Where are all the technocornucopian windsocks gone? Hey this is the big transition remember, Bigger than the EV bubble, bigger than Ben Hur. It's gonna change the world isn't it? Cloudflare was offline for hours last night and even this site was effected. They were doing battle with a DDoss attack orchestrated by AI's and employing half a million residential servers and web-connected cameras of all things. It's a great hacker tool is all.
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