A five-year scenario about AI and Europe's impending slide into irrelevance, with a 2034 epilogue that describes how the collapse of the European model could have been prevented.
Meanwhile, Anthropic and OpenAI continue to see exponential revenue growth […]
While this is true, I find it the funniest fallacy of the past few years. Because the entire bubble is essentially circularly investing into itself and what you get is a tangled spaghetti mess like the stock bubble in Japan during the 80s. Because the mess is so tightly knit, you cannot separate one from the other. And if this circle wank loses external money going in, it’s going to collapse like the house of cards it is. All of that makes the Gordian Knot logo of OpenAI even funnier. Because that’s essentially what the bubble is. A tangled mess. No one can make sense of it, let alone make it into something actually useful.
While this is true, I find it the funniest fallacy of the past few years. Because the entire bubble is essentially circularly investing into itself and what you get is a tangled spaghetti mess like the stock bubble in Japan during the 80s. Because the mess is so tightly knit, you cannot separate one from the other. And if this circle wank loses external money going in, it’s going to collapse like the house of cards it is. All of that makes the Gordian Knot logo of OpenAI even funnier. Because that’s essentially what the bubble is. A tangled mess. No one can make sense of it, let alone make it into something actually useful.