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hunter

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3. May it all come crashing down on Trump's watch.

Reply to usonian (Original post)

Tue Apr 28, 2026, 11:06 PM

Apr 28

The sooner the better.

I'm wary of companies that say they are laying people off in favor of AI. It seems more likely that their futures are not looking bright but they don't want to spook investors.

When the AI industry stops selling their imitation intelligence products at a loss things could get ugly quick.

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Nvidia executive: The cost of AI tools is 'far beyond' the cost of human workers Fortune [View all] usonian Apr 28 OP

Ai costs more, over heats the planet and uses all our fresh water 💦 questionseverything Apr 28 #1

Lol. Most economists have been pointing that out for almost a decade. haele Apr 28 #2

May it all come crashing down on Trump's watch. hunter Apr 28 #3

One article I read, in the form of a future tale, said 2027. usonian Apr 28 #4

All so they can flood our feeds with pointless AI slop. tinrobot Apr 28 #5

Do the tech exec's care how their product/process is used? usonian Apr 28 #6