Come on, we all know it will still be the poor and middle class.

AI that’s already being used by Russia and China to sway the stupid people of Western nations already?

Sundar Pichai: “Huh, well I guess we’ll just follow Tim Apple’s lead and start injecting ads in google maps and anyone who uses google maps API too.”

The housing bubble encompassed a metric ton of banks and companies that bought and sold shares of subprime mortgages in the billions of dollars and when everyone stopped paying and started defaulting, that caused a entire economic collapse.

Now unless someone can point me to an analysis where we have some tangible proof that banks and tons of companies are invested, not just using, AI, it seems to me the fall out would be limited to tech companies, which yeah would involve some job losses but nothing on the scale of the housing or dotcom bubble.

Now if you’re referring to rich jackasses who are all in and banking on AI taking our jerbs? Sure that bubble will hurt them but they’re not driving forces in the economy, just politics, which I guess could cause a economic crash if they get your idiot politicians more scared of them than the people with France on their minds.

Remember to no only tell your friends but also keep the boycott going even if they bring back Kimmel’s show.

Per Deadline:

Still, according to another well-placed source, while some senior staff are expressing disappointment in how it all went down, “it is in no way widespread”.

They have not learned a single lesson here, keep boycotting and I’ll be willing to help with anyone who’d like to get a docker based media server going so you can protest while still watching the content that the creative people stuck contractually at Disney are making.

Same, 2001 comp sci grad, and these are the same things I heard back then, still in tech and honestly theres been many boom and bust cycles I’ve lived through in this industry.

Tech and software aren’t going anywhere, anytime soon but there will be a salary correction just like back then.

Hey look, it’s the late 90’ and early 2000’s again.

Same crap that was talked about after the .com bust.

My company and specifically my team are looking at incorporating AI as a supplement to our coding.

We looked at the code produced and determined that it’s of the quality of a new hire. However we’re going in with eyes wide open, and for me skeptical AF, going to try to use it in a limited way to help relieve some of the burdens of our SW engineers, not replace. I’m leading up the usage of writing out unit tests because none of us particularly like writing unit tests and it’s got a very nice, easy, established pattern that the AI can follow.

End of the day does it even matter? They’ve gotten a ton of other information including authentication data which is probably just as, if not more, useful/lucrative to them.

From another source:

Server owners will also have to claim their server again and possibly update it, as Plex has also announced that it had “made adjustments” that will temporarily prevent “regular” users from connecting to any Plex server they have been granted access to.

The reason given is that too many Plex Media Server instances have yet to be updated to version 1.42.1, which contains a fix for a vulnerability (CVE-2025-34158CVE-2025-34158) that could be exploited remotely by authenticated users to gain access to the server and tamper with it and the data on it.

Revance if you’re on android man. I mean I pay for premium but I still use it to patch the app at least.

I wonder if they’re going to investigate conservapedia for bias.

Ah, I see. Well cool, that’s actually pretty neat then, reasonably, at least in terms of today’s ridiculous GPU market, price. Maybe they will be the ones to break the curse then and I can have a laptop that can actually treat like a desktop.

Again, that’s great if they can continue to update and release their GPU module to work with additional and future gpus. I’ll believe it when I see it be updated with the next generation of gpus because just like it said on their press release, others have tried it and failed.

GPUs a bit of a different monster since there no such thing as a standard socket, you’re bound by the manufacturer spec for pin in/out.

And that was the case with MSI laptop and Nvidia partnership when Nvidia went full Darth Vader and changed the terms of the deal.

I mean more power to them if they can actually deliver actual modules that can be upgraded and if I can actually see a generation or two of this actually working, I’ll be on board but once bitten, can’t fool me again for the time being.

So I’m going to be skeptical here. I had an older 9xx MSI laptop that was touted as replaceable and “upgradable” GPU for the next generation at the time.

That ended up as a big ol’ whoops, because replacement screwed with thermals and found that you couldn’t actually upgrade because of all kinds of reasons and resulted in a class action suit.

Just color me skeptical on these types of things.

If I could only afford any decent gaming laptop honestly.

Yes. Every time a Republican makes a post on social media I’m a victim of AI Psychosis.

I remember this same article decades ago during the late 90’s and early 2000’s.

What?

This has always been the case for decades and not even close to a new thing.

Just a big ol’ WTF here…