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The "Yesterday's weather" argument works perfectly just up to the point when it doesn't.

• toasty228 4mo ago
  Just like the "if the lines continues to go up" argument... The thing is, no one has anything to gain from defending my position, but many people make a load of $$$ from selling the opposite position to gullible people
  • falcor84 4mo ago
    > The thing is, no one has anything to gain from defending my position Why? If someone running a company really believes that the line will soon stop going up and AI won't be replacing anyone, they could make the bet of strategically not investing in any AI initiatives, and instead investing in hiring and upskilling people who want to work without AI, and then just wait for the inevitable crash of all their competitors, no?
    • toasty228 4mo ago
      Pretending to care about AI gives you unlimited investors fund to burn
      • falcor84 4mo ago
        But that's circular - assuming that large investors are rational, and I do think they generally are, why wouldn't they strategically invest in anti-AI businesses?