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the tech billionaires have lost the plot
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this post was submitted on 12 Sep 2026
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Ah, various fields. That's a convincing argument.
You're talking shit, I assume generated shit. None of what you said makes any sense, and everyone who had a misfortune of reading it is now dumber for it. I award you no points and god have mersy on your soul.
Your mind is set. I'm not here to change it. I'm here to present the truth of my personal experience to those reading along here. As you fall into personal attacks and memes, I feel my case only stands stronger.
Buddy, you can't vomit nothingwords on a page and then go on all wounded and misunderstood. If that's your truth, I'm very saddened by emptiness of your inner self. At this point I just wish you're an llm.
A lot of the stuff you listed existed before AI though? What is AI then? Anything related to computers?
Even Wikipedia struggles with a full definition. But is likely to be the one with consensus.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ai
My opinion is:
A computing system that performs massively multi-variable parallel computation using non-CPU processors and architectures designed for the task.
You can tell I'm a hardware guy.
That's a bizzare definition, derived backwards from a marketing term that meant almost nothing to begin with. I don't know what hardware is you're into, but that can't be computer hardware.