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So far NVIDIA has been very careful, it’s not actual fraud, at least based on public information. It’s a very unstable and extremely risky bet, that is very lik
by dgellow 2mo ago
So far NVIDIA has been very careful, it’s not actual fraud, at least based on public information. It’s a very unstable and extremely risky bet, that is very likely to blow in the face face of AI companies, but it’s not fraud
- windexh8er 2mo agoI think a lot of people (myself included) would love for it to be fraud. Because even if it's not fraud what is being done between NVidia, OAI, Anthropic, Microsoft, Meta, Musk and Google is funny accounting at the very least. It's hard to take any part of what's going on seriously in the US at this point and I feel like the bigger downside to all of this is that if/when they get away with this, and there are no repurcussions for any of the big names involved, then it erodes consumer trust that much further, pushing us deeper into a state of "doesn't matter anyway, why try".
- dgellow 2mo agoYes, you can include me too. I’m aware enough of the details to know we don’t have any proof of anything fraudulent, but that whole situation is just so disgusting
- Karrot_Kream 2mo agoDoesn't this ultimately boil down to: other people are spending their money on things I don't want them to? Which I mean, yeah I feel like this about tons of things all the time. I'm human too. But I know this is a petty part of me not a thoughtful part.
- windexh8er 2mo agoWhile I realize they can, when it starts to influence politics and everyday life of where people live and impact to their bottom line, even if indirectly then should that be allowed? Again I realize there are weak gates for these issues currently. But just because they can doesn't mean there shouldn't be limits. Unchecked capital has far more influence now than ever, and those bag holders are fully taking advantage of those loop holes.