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I hope the stock gets destroyed next earnings when people realize they've been spending all this money on AI all to not ship a single meaningful feature nor der
by asdev 2y ago
I hope the stock gets destroyed next earnings when people realize they've been spending all this money on AI all to not ship a single meaningful feature nor derive any revenue leveraging it. They did the exact same thing with the whole "Metaverse" thing
- AlexandrB 2y agoThe metaverse craze was hilarious. I heard of a large retailer that paid ~$0.5 million to hold their annual all-hands in a metaverse "venue". The whole thing collapsed under the weight of a few hundred attendees and they had to revert to a zoom call.
- zeusk 2y agoMeanwhile zoom runs perfectly fine on vision pro. imo, Meta should ditch metaverse and focus on gaming/media/productivity for the headset and leave the social aspects to their rayban-kind devices.
- werdnapk 2y agoYet, there stock is up over 70-80% last year and I have no idea what they really have to show for it.
- magnio 2y agoTheir revenue and net income are up 20% and 70% yoy. Apparently we can still sell more ads than what I thought is possible.
- nradov 2y agoIt's not necessarily more ads but rather more effective ads. Meta is among the best ad platforms for targeting. Customers pay a premium for this.
- sethops1 2y agoI honestly wonder if Meta is just cooking the books now. Who are these advertisers ramping up ad spend on that site? And why?
- herbst 2y agoEvery time I visit Instagram a slightly different 'Elon Musk invested in ...' or 'Shark Tank approved investment ...' bullshit is within the first 3 posts. This has been line this for at least a few years. I heavily assume Facebook is getting richer from enabling scam
- deadbabe 2y agoWhy stop at meta? What has any AI company done that creates substantial new profits?
- Hilift 2y agoMETA is a cash machine.
- asdev 2y agoan ad machine*
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- jvwww 2y agoNone of that matters frankly. They make an exorbitant amount of money from ads and that is only growing.
- int_19h 2y agoI hope not; I'd rather see them keep working on LLaMA (so long as the models remain public).