• atoro@lemmy.world
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    23 hours ago

    A lot of people in the comments conflating “AI bubble burst” with “AI has disappeared completely”, and saying it’s not happening because AI still exists there.

    When the dot com bust happened, the internet didn’t just disappear overnight, it just shrunk into something more reasonable. I feel like this is the same.

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      12 hours ago

      Same vibe as “if global warming is real how come it was cold at my house this morning?”

      AI/LLMs will still be around, they just wont be the end all be all some people have been hyping it as

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      17 hours ago

      The internet now is bigger than the internet pre dot com burst, though, right?

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    21 hours ago

    There’s been a lot of bounces where the US stock market “lost” trillions then came back to its original point and more, see the election and March of 2025 and 2026

    Could mean something could mean nothing, only time will really tell

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    1 day ago

    I mean, this isn’t true from my perspective. All the Chinese LLM labs are still developing full steam ahead. Model/architectures are getting updated so quickly it’s a meme amongst inference framework devs, because they can’t even support one model before the next one is already out.

    …They’ve always been thrifty, though. The difference is they don’t need a trillion dollar bubble to fund their modest, more sustainable dev/inference costs.

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    1 day ago

    This is how they win: everyone’s gonna pop, but their iron fist over the banks will prevent an absolute bust.

    We haven’t learned from fanny-mae and we’re gonna get soundly fucked.

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    1 day ago

    Or it might be more apt to say that it shriveled like a rapidly deflating balloon: over the past four months

    Not as catching as “bubble burst”. LLMs have proven their use. It’s here to stay. There’s a lot of superfluous stuff, but people are coping if they think the bubble is going to burst and their jobs will all go back to how the were.

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      1 day ago

      LLMs have proven their use.

      No they have largely not except in niche applications and they have proven relentlessly they cannot be trusted with anything important.

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      1 day ago

      What use AI has doesn’t matter if it’s untenable to continue to operate long term. Whether or not AI is here to stay is entirely reliant on its ability to turn a profit.