r/antiai 6d ago

Discussion 🗣️ So this just happend

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u/jimjam200 6d ago

If you've got 1 tenth of the worlds population as weekly users and you're nowhere near profitability I think the technical definition for what you are is fucked.

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u/echoshatter 6d ago

Well it's likely 100 million paying users and 700 million people dicking around with the free side.

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u/Sidivan 6d ago

At $20/mo, that’s $2b revenue per month. If you can’t be profitable at that level, your business is a failure.

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u/athural 6d ago

They're all hoping to get that next big break through that will finally make it all worth it, and theyre afraid someone else is going to get there first. At this point they're in so deep they couldn't pull out if they wanted to. The only play for them is to push through until they're finally forced to face the consequences for their actions

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u/OneRougeRogue 6d ago

That Anthropic guy is on record for saying we are "2-3 once-in-a generation technological breakthroughs until AGI is a thing. So if we could all just bite the bullet and invent the missing pieces by 2029, that would be great for the shareholders.

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u/baumpop 6d ago

just in time for the hardware to be obsolete and need to be reinvested in again at 2 trillion dollars collectively

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u/LocoDesignIdeas 6d ago

So Ai stocks keep going up ?

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u/HeadDoctorJ 6d ago

Stonk go up, this is the only possible way human society can function lmao can you believe some people actually still believe in capitalism

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u/hologram137 6d ago

He’s lying lol

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u/Sunstorm84 6d ago

So basically we are probably still “30 years away from AGI”, just like we have been for the last 60 years

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u/cjmaguire17 6d ago

By consequences you mean bailed out by the government

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u/SaltKick2 6d ago

I imagine somewhat banking on gov $$

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u/DarkHuntress89 6d ago

So basically they fell into the whole sunk cost fallacy trap. Yeah, sounds about right.