@hegemonikos@Dr_Singularity They’re close to maximizing the gap not much left to squeeze from the 99% what’s next? The .01% taking all from the rest of the 1%?
@Dr_Singularity The problem is the history of American capitalism. The top 1% care about their own interests and their bottom line. They don’t pass the benefits of increased productivity down to the plebs. They just pocket the extra profit.
@hello_code_ Please no sales bros are the most toxic over rated people out there. How about telling them to learn to create physical products and services like we did for hundreds of years? A nation of sales bros sounds like a nightmare
@mfranz_on Many people will post train the existing models. To much economic value in companies not too, i think local AI for most small and midsized companies will be the norm.
I don’t feel bad for any company who thought it was a good idea to integrate grokbot for durable workflows. How can you bet your business an a cloud provider experiment. Maybe businesses will now learn you need to control the harness and ideally the model if you want it to work long term for you.
@buildwithhassan I dont get it? he has to have the most training data ever for computer use in real world situations now, why not train a specialist model just for that?
@fede_intern Because it’s easy to install and ai native. Just install tell you agent your requirements it will download and set everything up for you custom for your use case. No drowning in drama to get functionality.
@jackharrhyisme Slop tokens, I like it. Just got into local AI myself. Got an Omarchy machine commanding a local LLM pumping out INFINITE slop tokens, even editing the very software it's running on. What a time to be alive. Prepare for a whole lot more slop tokens.
I can’t wait for you guys to crack the M5 Studio. The lack of an open-source OS was a major reason I skipped it.
Using OMARCHY to write software in real time on the very hardware it’s running on is honestly unbelievable. It feels like something straight out of sci fi, yet it’s possible today. Absolutely mind blowing.
I can’t even imagine what becomes possible once better hardware starts getting supported. The future is going to be wild.
@AIGuide_ That’s every tech bros fantasy and you’re about a year too late. AI making it so home service companies don’t need tech bros, also AI in human facing rolls is backfiring massively no one wants to talk to a robot.
To be fair, with agentic AI, not being open source will probably become more of a liability than a benefit. Look at Linux. It's getting hammered with attacks and improvements from every direction because everyone can see the code. and every improvement benefits all. With closed source, you're on the hook for finding and fixing everything yourself.
@jun_song My favorite are the people who think ai is hiding somewhere when it takes thousands of dollars in SSD and tens of thousands in GPU to even run a frontier model. not to mention the power bill. Kind of hard to hide.
@tropicalvalue Yes now i am starting to play around with local AI it is kind of staggering the amount of money that needs spent for a mid tier agent. Not sure how they are serving any agent for free. For sure wont last long enjoy.
@powerbottomdad1 Dude, half the Boomers barely use the internet. The TV tells them data centers are bad, so data centers are bad. I swear I've never met a Boomer who could think critically about anything the TV tells them.
@Picomoorhead Thats the hard truth, there has never been such a class changing tech ever. I doubt most big tech is to keen on a kid in his basement building a rival product on his own. which today he can with one 200$ sub less than most peoples cell phone and cable bill.