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Ed Zitron is clueless. He’s the Jim Cramer of AI. A broken clock…
by Gud 2mo ago
Ed Zitron is clueless. He’s the Jim Cramer of AI.
A broken clock…
- 9cb14c1ec0 2mo agoHe hasn't been right on everything, but he definitely has been right repeatedly when it comes to the MOUs. Clueless is a bit strong.
- tcp_handshaker 2mo agoThree more voices who agree with Zitron: "Aswath Damodaran: Big Tech Has No Idea How AI Pays Off" - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49229981 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49229981 "Why Wall Street is Ignoring Big Tech's Debt" - https://youtu.be/NufJ7g63KSY https://youtu.be/NufJ7g63KSY "Just how big is the hidden leverage of AI hyperscalers?" - https://archive.is/iLeYs https://archive.is/iLeYs Lots a broken clocks would you say?
- Gud 2mo agoI mean, you can get quotes from four people convinced the earth is flat and that the earth is 6000 years old. Ed Zitron is bearish on everything to do with AI. I also don't believe the ROI is great investing in OpenAI and other similar corporations. But unlike Ed, I see the value in the technology. It's just the valuations that are wrong.
- root-parent 2mo ago>> It's just the valuations that are wrong. Now dont you go around quoting Ed Zitron :-) not fair...
- fg137 2mo agoYou should read what Ed Zitron is actually saying instead of just making things up. "is bearish on everything to do with AI", "(not) see the value in the technology" You totally got it wrong.
- triceratops 2mo ago> "(not) see the value in the technology" To be fair, and I haven't read Zitron in the last 6 months because I have a busy life, previously he also said AI was mostly useless. If he's come around on coding agents, I don't know.
- fg137 2mo agoThat's totally fine, just don't engage in discussions and post uninformed comments (which you haven't, it appears, but just as a principle)