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Shrenik Jain

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  • “In the future… maybe two or three years, 90% of the world’s knowledge will likely be generated by AI,” Huang told Rogan, his tone matter-of-fact as if charting tomorrow’s weather. Rogan, no stranger to wild ideas, shot back: “That’s crazy.” “I know, but it’s just fine,” Huang replied coolly. “But it’s just fine?” an incredulous Rogan pressed. “Let me tell you why,” Huang offered, stating “It’s because, what difference does it make to me that I am learning from a textbook that was generated by a bunch of people I didn’t know, or… knowledge generated by AI computers that are assimilating all of…
    Nvidia CEO Stuns Rogan With Jaw-Dropping AI Prediction | ZeroHedge
  • Living in a Bubble Comparisons have been made between the current level of AI investment and the conditions leading up to the dot com bust of 2000. According to a December GIS report, Oracle’s stock price soared 36 percent in September, despite the tech giant’s reported earnings falling below expectations. The stock price shot up after Oracle announced it expected AI-driven cloud revenue to hit $144 billion by 2030. It was the biggest single-day stock increase since 1992, which added an estimated $250 billion to the company’s market share. In the late 1990s, speculation and heavy funding of in…
    How The AI Bubble Is Being Masked Within Big Tech | ZeroHedge
  • ‘Brainrot’ and ‘AI Slop’ Kapwing determined that 33 percent of the videos it screened after creating a new account on YouTube appeared to have the hallmarks of “brainrot” content, which Oxford defines as “trivial or unchallenging” and considered to deteriorate a “person’s mental or intellectual state.” Existing long before the advent of generative AI, “brainrot” includes memes, humor, nonsensical skits, videos of children or animals engaging in “silly” actions or behaviors, and other forms of content that minimally engage users intellectually or convey little or no meaning beyond randomness or…
    The Quiet Spread Of AI-Generated 'Brainrot' Across Social Media | ZeroHedge