Make no mistake: post-Mythos, the United States has a licensing regime for AI. It’s just informal, with no consistent rules or firm boundaries on state power or public transparency. Cobalt mining in the Congo is vastly more institutionalized than frontier AI licensing in the US.
Went on Bloomberg - Anthropic and OpenAI are dangerous and unsustainable companies that shouldn’t IPO. The AI bubble is a con and retail investors are the marks.
AI doesn’t have ROI, it’s nothing like AWS/Uber, and it’s got no post-bubble recovery story.
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NEWS: DFC opens pathway to secure strategic equity interest in Syrah, owner of the Balama graphite mine and Vidalia Anode Plant, to advance U.S. critical mineral priorities. https://t.co/vnqkNOPbWk
1/ Most investor think the underlying problem of $TLG is regulatory driven. Its not. Its market driven, graphite over supply. Shocking ! Simple exercise - check one of those webinar slides 3-4 years back where battery factory plans are used to showcase severe under supply.
3/ So whats the solution to this mess ? Change the board @dinosaurman1 and pivot back to #Graphene for a multi application, high performance material strategy. If necessary take @Talga_Ltd privat, as the dilution is unbearable.
2/ 80-90% are no more. OEMs redesigned their fleet mix. And what is left will be dominated by anode free tech in the mid term. Thats the root cause of current funding mayhem. Addtional pressure incoming with swedish elections this year.