@paulabartabajo_@karpathy@Jeande_d Stop crying, obviously he was referring as "free" compared to the cost of hiring a software engineer for $200k per year.
@jonstephens85 Got it, thanks for sharing. I'm actually trying to solve that problem, buying MAC vs a powerful laptop with graphics card. Both for video games and I just started exploring world models, and VLA for robotics.
I said this I forgot to who but I said it
BigTech will eventually come for all apps / startups / companies because they can fill the niches now that before could not because they were too small
Those niches is where entrepeneurs hung out, nice parts of the market people could build a little SaaS with $100K/y to even $100M/y, notjing like the $100B/y revenue BigTech was doing, but worth it
With AI now BigTech can fill those niches + they are the ones training and owning the best models, and keeping the best models for themselves they can outcompete anyone who doesn't own them (everyone except other BigTech)
End game for their survival is simply trying to take every business, it's just capitalism
This completely changes the prospect for entrepreneurs as there won't be much left, because BigTech is financially incentivized to have to take everything
Because if they don't, their competitor will!
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El CEO de una empresa de IA de $380 mil millones acaba de pedir lo impensable: "Cóbrennos impuestos".
Dario Amodei (Anthropic) sabe lo que viene: la IA va a golpear al 50% de los empleos de "cuello blanco" (programadores, abogados, contadores) en tiempo récord.
Andrew Yang lo explica claro: el sistema fiscal hoy penaliza contratar humanos con impuestos de nómina, pero deja que un agente de IA trabaje gratis.
La propuesta: Un "Impuesto al Token" del 3% sobre cada transacción de IA.
No es generosidad, es supervivencia. Si la IA destruye la clase media, la furia no irá a Washington, irá a Silicon Valley. El contrato social acaba de cambiar para siempre.