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prinz @deredleritt3r

quoting @deepfates

prinz ✓ @deredleritt3r · 10h Dear "AI bubble will pop" doomers, I hate to break it to you, but: - if the bubble pops tomorrow and OpenAI/Anthropic go bankrupt, their assets (including the frontier models and datacenter assets/rights) will just be acquired on the cheap by the big tech companies. Microsoft will continue OpenAI's mission. Amazon will continue Anthropic's mission. Google will just be Google. - when a company goes bankrupt, its key personnel don't just magically evaporate. The best researchers, the model IP, and the compute will quickly find each other again, albeit in slightly new teams and under a new corporate umbrella. - the net effect of the AI bubble popping is that progress would just be delayed by maybe a year or three. Whether you like AI or hate it, want to accelerate it or pause it, or even if you don't understand much about it at all, the world with AI *is* your future, and it is the future that you must now accept. > QUOTED: [green mask/theater icon] @deepfates · 12h > "I can't wait for this bubble to pop faster so everything can slowly return to normal again" > This is what people think x.com/NikTek/status/...
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

A tweet arguing that even if the "AI bubble" pops financially, the underlying research talent, model IP, and compute would simply be reabsorbed by big tech, delaying but not reversing AI progress. Relevant to Nathan's tracking of AI industry/economic-fragility discourse and how it bears on the "economic fragility of personhood" theme in the soul doc.

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