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The failure risk of OAI is rising.

Google, Meta and so on are not dying. So whats your point fella?

The internet for the average person has converged to a handful of products and services. Your point being? People prefer centralised stuff since it takes care a lot of stuff for th…

And, so what? You've posted a whole load of nothing.

Well said. The reality is, unless youre working on something that is actually revolutionary and positively going to impact humanity (which is rare I know) - who cares? Many people …

Fella youre not saying anything specific enough. Seriously, its kinda annoying to read these posts again and again. Show me something, preferably with the financials to support it!…

That is not what I said. But youre a CTO, so Im not surprised. Stick to your lane of expertise perhaps.

Essentially decentralisation sounds nice, but doesnt work in practice.

Yeah I think Thiel's fundamental basis for his investment in FB was not that it would generate a tonne of revenues from Ads - but rather - it could become a large scale surveillanc…

If I was an investor I would not be happy with my money being poured into this pointless project.

Haha I love that. I literally wrote this post... "This sounds like an expensive solution to a marketing problem re. the product. And if one digs even further, perhaps an issue with…

This sounds like an expensive solution to a marketing problem re. the product. And if one digs even further, perhaps an issue with your product line - the benefits of it aren't imm…

Link?

"The low hanging fruit is extremely abundant, for those who are able and willing to find it." Ok fella. Its so abundant right. So why not go ahead, start your own firm and profit f…

"I think it's easy to forget how much low-hanging-fruit there still " Such as?

And you just described exactly why firms are going to be hurt in the long run by what is happening. Short run? Sure shipping seems to accelerate. But as you mentioned - you are act…

"IMO, this is the whole point of the article: AI tools "help" a lot when we are completely uninformed. But in doing that, they prevent us from getting informed in the first place. …

The smart ones saw this early on. The rest are just catching up to the reality now.