I think especially that last part is 100% spot on. But I also don’t think you can stop decentralized open source AI.

Exactly, which is why I don’t short.

Absolutely and in this case, literally actually means literally.
As with every bubble, all the people in it, think they’ve found a source of infinite growth.
This video however shows how that is very unlikely, even if use cases do explode as many speculate and is the basis for these expensive investments, they will be more likely to run on decentralized systems and not centralized as the financial bets are depending on. Nobody will control the technology, and all those data centers will at most service what is akin to an overly expensive app.

The patent system is a joke.

I agree it’s a pain to watch when it happens, and it can reduce the ability to focus a lot IMO.

True, but as I understand it, the sales of physical media is dwindling fast.
Maybe Sony shouldn’t kill it, but let it die out by itself, but maybe that’s what they consider this is?
Unfortunately dropping physical media has many advantages for Sony, but probably not for the customer.
We will see if customers can create a shitstorm big enough to make them change their mind as Microsoft did pretty quickly back when they announced it, because the shitstorm was enormous, and Sony scored huge points on announcing continued support back then.
Kind of Ironic that Sony is the one to end it now. Ah well, maybe this will help Xbox become more competitive again.
But remember a big reason Sony did it back then was to keep Blu-Ray alive. And I don’t think that is commercially relevant for them either anymore.

Sony is very well aware of the popularity of physical media for games. 80% of their sales are digital, and cost are higher for physical media, and the share is declining.

Don’t ever think there is a gotcha moment on this issue that Sony wasn’t aware of. They’ve been in this business for 30+ years.

They support physical media until 2028, after which new games will not come out on physical media anymore.
It’s not like Microsoft that tried to launch a new console, that out of the blue abandoned support for physical media.

Yes Weird Al Yankovic is now commenting on AI in computer games? 🤣
I hate stupid fonts where different letters look identical, but I can’t seem to get rid of them!? 😡

That CEO seems very shady IMO, I read his response previously, and it was just so obviously off. I think he is genuinely a sociopath with an inability to interact with people in a normal way, because he simply can’t tell the difference.
I also notice you call him “very mature”, so I think you may have had a similar vibe.

OK I didn’t notice any sync problem myself. But I am also not very focused on the video part.
Glad you enjoyed it, I thought it would be a good fit for this sub.

Honestly, I don’t feel comfortable with stocks currently. But 100% I won’t touch anything AI related.

I’m posting this together with an Ed Zitron interview, these 2 combined I think gives you a very complete picture of the AI situation, and where it is probably heading.
Here the focus is on decentralized AI being more likely to be the main thing in the future for many reasons.
If you are unfamiliar with the issue, Asian Dad Energy puts up a very solid case for it IMO.

Chances are you’ve already seen Ed Zitron commenting on the AI bubble.
I’ve seen dozens, but despite that, this had new angles I had not seen before, and it’s absolutely fascinating to see this play out in real time IMO.

If you combine the content of this video with the other one I just put up by Asian Dad Energy, it should be clear you’d have to be a very daring investor to get anywhere near anything AI.

It reeks of dishonesty. Very clearly they used AI, just not VERY SPECIFICALLY for the thing they were accused of firing a person over?

Weird AI disclosure:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2366590/Rideshare_Stimulator/

AI Generated Content Disclosure:
The main Campaign story, characters, and dialogue are written by a team of human writers.

Why would you put in things that specifically are not AI in an AI disclosure?
Is that normal?

vomit, and then keep eating.

Maybe we’ve been lucky, but we’ve never had that problem.

Definitely not networked though. That just seems like bad design

Indeed, automatic feeders have existed long before we even had Internet.

Yes I get it for vacations, although even then we don’t use it, but just put extra food out so there is enough for the duration. If a cat has learned from it was little that food is not a shortage item my experience is that they rarely overeat. Giving them a little too little every day however, and you will get a cat that can never have enough.

Considering the timeline and that it’s a known fact that people with autism are more vulnerable, and the family and publisher mention in relation to his death that he was bullied, my guess is absolutely that the 2 are connected.

Yes, that must be it.