Economic Madness
My comment:
I don't understand why economic growth requires cheap energy. If we were intelligent then we could produce a model where an economy could grow by becoming more energy-efficient instead of by generating more energy. So the economy would be knowledge-based rather than energy-materials-based.
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My comment:
What if the whole AI thing is just not a smart way to do computing? I mean, you are building these systems that you want to be deterministic, so that they do precisely what you want them to do, but then you use a non-deterministic language to specify what they are actually going to do. You can call it "prompt engineering" but that doesn't make it it engineering. And to do this, and to maintain it, you need massive datacenters to turn prompts into tokens and this is where all this adversarial bullshit is going on? That doesn't sound sustainable to me.
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See The Treasury just declared the U.S. insolvent. The media missed it:
Most people cannot relate to trillion-dollar figures on a government ledger. So consider this: divide every number by 100 million — drop eight zeros — and federal finances look like a household budget in freefall.
That household earns $52,446 and spends $73,378 — running a $20,932 annual deficit. Its total liabilities and unfunded promises amount to $1,361,788 against just $60,554 in assets, leaving it $1.3 million in the hole. Uncle Sam, by any accounting standard, is insolvent.
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So who's funding the military? See The Real US Economy and Catherine Austin Fitts on Banking and War in the Middle East.
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