Artificial Intelligence

Share & Discuss AI tech, applications, standards, policy, predictions & fictions – incl related technical, expectational, ethical and societal issues.

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Welcome to the Artificial Intelligence Community, a group for people interested in AI & technology 🤖

The development of AI is as fundamental as the creation of the microprocessor, the personal computer, the Internet, and the mobile phone. It will change the way people work, learn, travel, get health care, and communicate with each other. Entire industries will reorient around it. Businesses will distinguish themselves by how well they use it.

This community explores AI technologies, AI (robotic) embodiments, AI applications, AI-human interactions, AI standards and policy, AI predictions and fictions – and their related technical, expectational, ethical and societal issues.

Share & discuss the latest research, techniques, and advancements in artificial intelligence, data science, data visualization, deep learning, machine learning, NLP, computer vision, ethics in AI, robotics, self-driving cars, paper discussions, daily AI news and more!  We welcome people from diverse backgrounds and experience levels and offers a valuable “village square” for sharing ideas and opinions across the AI community. 🦾

Is OpenAI in a precarious financial situation?  despite its widespread influence, hype & generating significant revenue, the company’s high operational costs, including billions spent on AI training and $700,000 per day to run its main product, ChatGPT, have led to a projected operational loss of $5 billion by the end of the year. This raises concerns about the sustainability of the company

The potential collapse of OpenAI could have severe consequences for the broader #Artificial Intelligence industry, as it serves as the figurehead of the sector. If OpenAI fails, it could undermine market confidence in AI projects, similar to what happened with #Crypto and NFTs. Such a downturn could impact the broader economy, affecting pensions, the job market, and other aspects of daily life, highlighting the risks of heavy reliance on a technology that has yet to prove its profitability.

https://medium.com/predict/openai-might-be-about-to-pop-the-ai-bubble-c2caa0371dae#bypass

OpenAI Might Be About To Pop The AI Bubble

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Is OpenAI in a precarious financial situation?  despite its widespread influence, hype & generating significant revenue, the company’s high operational costs, including billions spent on AI training and $700,000 per day to run its main product, ChatGPT, have led to a projected operational loss of $5 billion by the end of the year. This raises concerns about the sustainability of the company  The potential collapse of OpenAI could have severe consequences for the broader #Artificial Intelligence industry, as it serves as the figurehead of the sector. If OpenAI fails, it could undermine market confidence in AI projects, similar to what happened with #Crypto and NFTs. Such a downturn could impact the broader economy, affecting pensions, the job market, and other aspects of daily life, highlighting the risks of heavy reliance on a technology that has yet to prove its profitability.  https://medium.com/predict/openai-might-be-about-to-pop-the-ai-bubble-c2caa0371dae#bypass

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OpenAI’s code-red era will tell us a great deal about Altman’s ability to lead OpenAI in an entirely different environment than what he’s experienced before. And anyone interested in assessing OpenAI’s possible trajectory as a public company should pay attention: Its future will look more like the present than the past. Altman’s business once enjoyed a sizable lead in AI, but it doesn’t any longer. Most significantly, Google’s Gemini 3 chatbot has made ChatGPT’s seem quite dated. And plenty of other competitors have materialized, too, with tens of billions of dollars committed to vaporizing OpenAI.

if OpenAI wants to seriously put some distance between itself and Google again, I have to think it would be better to focus on a couple specific applications with two distinct qualities: They have meaningful utility to people, and they’re not what Gemini 3 already does well. This change in thinking would require OpenAI to do more than release features like slop video or erotica—or better image generation than Google’s very impressive Nano Banana can achieve.

OpenAI’s code-red era will tell us a great deal about Altman’s ability to lead OpenAI in an entirely different environment than what he’s experienced before. And anyone interested in assessing OpenAI’s possible trajectory as a public company should pay attention: Its future will look more like the present than the past. Altman’s business once enjoyed a sizable lead in AI, but it doesn’t any longer. Most significantly, Google’s Gemini 3 chatbot has made ChatGPT’s seem quite dated. And plenty of other competitors have materialized, too, with tens of billions of dollars committed to vaporizing OpenAI.  if OpenAI wants to seriously put some distance between itself and Google again, I have to think it would be better to focus on a couple specific applications with two distinct qualities: They have meaningful utility to people, and they’re not what Gemini 3 already does well. This change in thinking would require OpenAI to do more than release features like slop video or erotica—or better image generation than Google’s very impressive Nano Banana can achieve.

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