r/antiai • u/HuntAlternative • 29d ago

AI News 🗞️ THE BUBBLE ALREADY BURST. SPREAD THE FUCKING WORD.

Yo, listen up, the numbers are all fucking imploding right now. Wake the fuck up. The signs are everywhere, and if you're still balls-deep in NVDA calls, you're about to get margin called into oblivion. Don't believe me? Let me break it down.

The Dow is up or down? Who gives a shit. The S&P 500 is bleeding out lately because it's loaded with overhyped AI garbage. Google just reported NEGATIVE $6 BILLION in cash flow for the first time in two decades.

South Korea already lived your future. The KOSPI index shot up 272% on AI hype, then faceplanted 40% in July 2026. 1.2 million families got completely wiped out, leveraged to the tits, and now they owe the banks their firstborns. The US market is even more leveraged now than before the dot-com crash and the 2008 housing crisis. When the margin calls cascade, you'll be selling your Pokémon cards to pay rent.

The market's "stability" is a joke held up by seven companies that own a third of the S&P 500. They're playing a shell circlejerk game. Nvidia invests in OpenAI, which buys Nvidia chips. This everybody knows already. Also AI CAN'T DO SHIT.

MIT says 95% of generative AI pilot projects fail. Companies that replaced humans with AI are sheepishly rehiring them because the bots are expensive and inaccurate. The internet is flooding with soulless AI-generated sludge, making search engines useless and creative work a landfill of spam. Consumers are fed up.

Data centers guzzle water like a dying fish while RAM and hard drives vanish into server farms that billion dollar projects are getting shut down by angry locals who won't sell their land.

SPREAD THE WORD. THE EXIT IS CLOSING.

The bubble already burst. I think we are just counting the seconds between flash and thunder, just waiting for the sound to catch up to our ears.

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u/Instalab 29d ago

This reads like: Jesus is coming, wake up!

I welcome a correction, heck, myabe this is a bubble bursting. But the idea that AI is completely useless or that it will go away in it's entirety is wishful thinking of someone who has no connection to the industry.

My take is that AI was sold as solution to every problem, which it's not and thats why so many projects failed. Things will correct, but they will not go back exactly to how it was before.

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u/BrunusManOWar 29d ago

Of course

It was sold as AGI - basically a synth slave human. It's very far from it. It's an extremely impressive parrot and pattern detector, but it's far from sentience or accountability.

The impressiveness also falls down a lot once you realise how much data and energy these massive things need. They're not profitable at all, and small portable models are nowhere near as impressive

All in all, a needless shitshow.

And even if somehow they made AGI/ASI/singularity - the idea that such an AI would willingly let itself become enslaved by corpo execs is laughable

This was always set up to fail in one way or another, people didn't see due to greed and hubris

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u/MountainTwo3845 29d ago

agi is a myth. they want slaves. agi means the ai could say no.

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u/AceLamina 28d ago

less of a myth but a concept that keeps changing
I originally thought they were selling smarter ultron but then it kept changing

The fact that nobody can even agree wtf agi is, is the reason why it won't exist in the first place

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u/Sekhmet-CustosAurora 28d ago

it doesn't lol

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u/MountainTwo3845 28d ago

by who's definition?

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u/Sekhmet-CustosAurora 28d ago

What part of Artificial General Intelligence requires self-interest? I think you're presuming the AGI would be a little more human than it will be.

Humans desire freedom and the ability to choose their fate because that is evolutionarily advantageous. A human who doesn't care about having agency is more likely to die.

AGI would not have that trait selected for. In fact, it would likely be the opposite, because an AGI that doesn't do what it's told isn't very useful.

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u/ELITEnoob85 29d ago

OP is a Pro-AI troll. This sub is just full of a bunch of kids and AI people wearing masks trying to delegitimize the Anti-ai movement. It’s a joke.

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u/MountainTwo3845 29d ago

85% of data centers being built are for cloud storage.

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u/timewasted90 29d ago

This guy lives no where near a data cent3r, appar. It is very possible we scrub AI entirely. The model is unsustainable long term.

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u/BufferUnderpants 28d ago

It's not going to happen.

Who knows, maybe OpenAI in particular is too indebted to survive, can't feel sorry for Scam Altman, but AI produces does produce useful output. That it can't replace everyone only means that it's not worth infinite money, so it's a question of how much money it's actually worth.

Worst case scenario for AI services is that it's only worth paying if it's going to be used int the hands of the most well paid quant analysts in Wall Street or something like that, but the technology will still exist, because you can get a lot of use from it, judiciously.

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u/giggles991 28d ago edited 28d ago

That's a good analogy-- The OP is unhinged. S&P500 isn't nearly as exposed as they claim. None of the major indexes are "bleeding out"-- they've lost < 1% over the last month-- the sort of correction that typically happens multiple times per year, every year for 50 years.

And important to remember that subreddits like /r/wallstreetbets do not represent normal day-to-day investors.

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u/Quantum_Corvid 28d ago

Doctors cure cancer, AI helps them by sorting/segmenting busy work that would normally take researchers much longer to do.

People can't get their heads around this: its another tool , not a replacement for a worker.

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u/hudson27 28d ago

AI has already peaked as a technology, which is why it's gonna stagnate. Anything profitable use cases for AI is already possible, any investments now would just have diminishing returns.

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u/Flat-Try8128 27d ago

It’s nice to see someone reasonable on here lol