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ppatel32d ago
Lockdowns were the first compliance test to take the vaccine. If rates were falling prior, we did not need any vaccine let alone risking having an unsafe one. The mandates and threats that followed to capture the non-compliant were not necessary Those who took the vaccine to retain heir incomes are most likely going to face some displacement from AGI anyway. Believe what you will. 📝 7238b542…
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Kudzai Kutukwa32d ago
Lockdowns and masks, plus the social distancing; which isn't even a medical term were the definitely the first part of the compliance test that most failed. I am a bit skeptical of the whole AGI narrative, I maybe wrong but I think AGI's imminence is grossly exaggerated, however displacement can occur even before AGI is achieved. Survival of the wisest is the new name of the game.
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facultyofsight32d ago
It was that time I learned to shut up and just let the lemmings run. Words of logic didn’t seem to get through
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Kudzai Kutukwa30d ago
You're right and I'm definitely no luddite, however I think we are still in the hype phase of the AI adoption cycle where we are just starting to see it's potential in many areas, investments are flowing into all things AI and coming to the point of irrational exuberance. Similar to what we had with the dot com bubble, consider how most of the AI companies like OpenAi based on their current revenue and expenditure measured against their expansion plans are likely going to need a gvt bailout to stay afloat because the math ain't mathing. OpenAI has about $1.4T worth of compute commitments between now and 2033, against projected revenue of approximately $213 billion over the same period if I remember well. Perhaps they will figure out a new revenue stream that will plug that hole, but if not, short of a gvt bailout, they are going to scale back on a lot of debt to stay afloat. Thats to say nothing of the power requirements for the AI data centers, which as of today are far more than the grid can supply in the US. In short, yes the tools are improving and getting better, and will continue to do so but imho the infrastructure required to achieve AGI is still a long way off than we realize. That said, I could be 100% wrong but this is my position as of today. https://www.dwarkesh.com/p/timelines-june-2025?manualredi…
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