>>7573
I'm 50:50 on the AI bubble burst. The amount of money flowing into this is crazy. But so is the demand. I can imagine Alice is right that in a few years everyone will have an AI agent subscription. Nobody will navigate the internet by typing in things anymore, and most people will be unable to even do this. Like using command line.

Here everything is going AI and the government is actively promoting it with a a national AI strategy. We have an AI agent at work for internal and external communication in government agencies. It's a semi-open environment afaik. I looked it up, it's called Artificial Intelligence Government Cloud Cluster (AGCC) and uses Google Cloud. It's hosted in Singapore and gives access to google AI infrastructure. So I imagine we pay a lot of money to google. It's a mixed approach. We don't build LLMs from scratch but we host them here and pay the AI companies for it. I guess a lot of critical infrastructure worldwide uses the same approach.

>>7583
The video quality is absolutely stunning and I couldn't spot any mistakes. But I guess it's limited to mostly static scenes yet. It still looks a bit lifeless. I guess this will be fixed in a year.