So was this Elon who funded this study or Peter Thiel?
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I don't even think anyone is clear on what they are supposedly working toward, which appears to be some kind of singularity AI god a la Hyperion's TechnoCore... this shit is feeling more like Christiantiy every day.
I fux with this guy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNV7ufFgrPs
Some trumper-adjacent cats on there but he's one of the best american info hunters
Also here: https://www.pizzint.watch/polyglobe/app
Yes i've delved into this a bit since i heard of it, it is as if these people read science fiction and completely missed the points. Or, and more likely, they are evil, know they are evil, and thus like being the villain. These idiotic ideas were always doomed to fail. I know we are still knee-deep in fascism in the US but it is pretty clear Donald Trump's total and complete fascist takeover was always doomed to fail spectacularly. The idea that they could actually carry this out just shows these tech elites are living in such utter isolated delusional bubbles that they actually think they could pull this off.
This is why journalism is so important. We need to know what these people are doing. Keep your eye on your enemy.
Quick timeline...
- 2022: ChatGPT launches, and presumably, AI companies would have already been forecasting as to their energy needs over the next 5-10 years
- 2024-2025: AI companies pour money and support into DJT leaving many of us perplexed given Silicon Valley's history of being left-leaning.
- 2025: DJT takes office, promptly eviscerates EPA and regulators rit large
- 2026: Data centers run amok
Guess we now know why...
Fuck off u little bitch, u won't be able to build prisons fast enuff for all of us
I mean, I'm glad he said it but anyone who's been paying attention already knows this. The entire country is collectively waiting for the bubble to burst as it is. You also have to separate things like Machine Learning from LLMs. Two totally different use cases. They've not even clearly articulated any end goals. Even NASA had 'put a man on the moon', not just 'more space'. From what I can tell their goals boil down to either 'make money' or 'make God'. The former works great for individuals but not a whole class of technology and the latter would surely not garner trillions in investment dollars. LLMs are certainly great productivity tools but what is their goal really for a CEO to be able to fire their entire staff so they can sit down at a computer and type in 'make my business better' and they think that'll work?