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Suspicious lack of pro-AI comments here
by orphereus 4mo ago
Suspicious lack of pro-AI comments here
- rvz 4mo agoYou mean the lack of pro-Anthropic/OpenAI comments, who are gambling tokens at their casinos and won't admit that they are very expensive. This is because people here are quietly realizing that they fell for the "token-maxxing" marketing drive which was complete BS for you to gamble more money on tokens as the big AI labs gave heavily subsidized token prices they cannot afford. Jevon's paradox does not exist at those companies, but it certainly exists at the Chinese AI Labs at Deepseek, Alibaba, z.AI and Xiaomi.
- operatingthetan 4mo ago>This is because people here are quietly realizing that they fell for the "token-maxxing" marketing drive which was complete BS for you to gamble more money on tokens as the big AI labs gave heavily subsidized token prices they cannot afford. Good callout. All these "trends" in AI were definitely from the AI companies themselves in order to push the sales of more tokens. What's after agent orchestration? Whatever it is, it will involve a big spend.
- pydry 4mo agotheir PR department is probably still trying to figure out what narrative the bots should follow for this one.
- NoGravitas 4mo agoApparently the narrative the bots are following is that "this proves that inference is profitable!"
- thraway3837 4mo agoIt's the thing to do in HN comments. Downvote anything AI related and armchair diagnosing AI coding as psychosis. :/ Luckily, we've seen this before. Doom and gloom when smartphones came out. And then the same again when mobile development was preferred and there was an outcry from the web dev crowd and constant downvoting of phone apps.
- jazz9k 4mo agoThe last fad was crypto and web3. Once AI hit the scene, it's pretty much dead now.