AI inevitability vs dot-com crash
The dot-com crash didn't kill the internet, it just slowed growth before the whole thing took over. Same logic applies if OpenAI and Anthropic vanished tomorrow; the tech wouldn't disappear, maybe the exponential improvement rate just eases for a bit since the masses can participate in whatever market forms. Software drives multiple exponential technologies dictating modern existence. Watch kids using AI tools and tell me society is reverting to a pre-AI state because it's not happening. It was obvious with the internet when I was a kid that this stuff is inevitable.
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You don't think if end-topic and open AI disappeared that it would go away? No, it would never go away. It may slow this crazy exponential rate of improvements that we're seeing. But I think it would have an impact like the dot-com crash did, but it would be far shorter lived because of the ability of the masses to participate in its whatever true market would be created. We are experiencing multiple exponential technologies in the realm of software, and software dictates a lot of our existence. The genes are the far. Yeah, I would completely agree with that. It's the same with the internet, right? Like when everyone, and it's so obvious people who are close, like if you see kids that are using these AI tools, it's so apparent that the world's not going to go back to what it was before AI. It's just not going to happen. And it was, it was that obvious for me with the internet when I was a little kid and I was native on it. Like I was like, grandpa, grandma, you can say whatever you want. This thing is inevitable. 110%. We talk about how the internet is messing with all of us all the time. So if you're into that kind of thing, definitely hit follow.
