#AI Investors

[impact-newswire]

AI Investors Reveal Game-Changing Strategies for Securing Financial Funds at Ai Everything Global 2025

[sybbi]

The thing I really don't understand about AI in response to search results is what exactly services gain from it. I know just about every tech service is now dipping their hands into training AI programs with the hopes of monetizing it somehow someday, but in the meantime, isn't it like shooting themselves in the foot? The value of search engines isn't just that an answer is put in front of you, it's that people can look through sources themselves and find the information they need or evaluate the veracity of the sources themselves. For websites, it's supposed to be that if you've optimized yourself enough, you'll appear higher in the search results, thus more traffic and potential ad revenue. But if people were to just take the AI results at their word and not click through to anything else, doesn't that tank the value of search engine optimization in the first place? If you're not driving traffic and ad revenue for certain sites, and you're promoting potential garbage to your non-business users, what is the value of your engine? Aren't the people who were paying to have their links placed higher on Google's results pages pissed that, not only are they potentially not getting the traffic they may once have been getting, but the thing they were paying for -- to be at the top of the page, no scrolling necessary -- isn't what they're getting? You have to scroll past all that AI shit, and while you're at it you might as well scroll past all the links marked as ads to the stuff that is there on merit, right? How does any of this make sense?

[featheredpheonix]

While I generally think claims about how much damage AI infrastructure does regarding energy and water usage tend to be overblown on this site, Google's AI implementation is one exception where it fully deserves to be clowned on for its wasteful uselessness. The "one ChatGPT prompt uses 5x the energy of a Google search" is not that scary to think about when you consider the context and scale behind what that statement means. By comparison, Google shoehorning AI into its search engine means it is quintupling the energy cost of said Google search, with no appreciable benefit to justify said massive cost increase. That Google's AI product rollout was almost certainly done purely to satisfy trend-chasing investors, with no real use-case, makes the move all the more despicable.

[thesirencult]

Every good investor must be a good entrepreneur and every good entrepreneur must be a good investor.

When you are investing or trading stocks/crypto/commodities etc. you have to think like a business person. You are essentially running a business. You have your capital, as small or as big as it is and you're a seller. You have to have the operational part down and nailed. Keeping records of your trades and seeing the whole picture, both peripheral and focused vision.

When you own a business you have to think like an investor and see your business as an investment. Do not attach yourself emotionally to the business. Do not run the business like a DIY home project but as an investment you want to see flourishing.

[eve-will-perceive]

when my mum suggests that I don’t don’t do engineering or any of the jobs I would be happy with, but instead work in the AI field and make a bunch of money. and because people like me could stop AI from being so horrible. and I wouldn’t have to try because I’m a female.

[ennovance]

Nvidia insiders have sold shares worth more than $700 million this year as the stock continues to rally

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-06-18/nvidia-nvda-insiders-cash-in-on-rally-as-share-sales-top-700-million?utm_source=website&utm_medium=share&utm_campaign=twitter via @markets

[affairsmastery]

Apple is making a bold move in U.S. manufacturing, announcing a 250,000-square-foot AI server factory in Texas by 2026. This initiative, in partnership with Foxconn, will power Apple Intelligence, its advanced AI suite. Alongside this, Apple is adding 20,000 R&D jobs nationwide and doubling its Advanced Manufacturing Fund to $10 billion to support domestic chip production.

With $500 billion planned U.S. investments over four years, Apple is strengthening its local supply chain, including key partnerships with TSMC, Broadcom, and Corning. A new Michigan Manufacturing Academy will further train small and mid-sized firms, reinforcing Apple’s commitment to U.S. innovation.

[positive-masculinity-enjoyer]

guys are you ready for the Great AI Depression of the late 2020s?

[gwyoi]

The ads on Twitter are insane because all the real companies left but there’s so much stuff there that’s legally dubious I don’t know how they get away with platforming it? I just saw an ad for AI glasses and one of the uses was to record meetings and use that data to learn and help you with work shit but there are laws about recording people especially company data like the whole thing is a massive security risk. not to mention it won’t work but whatever.

[bunglepaws]

I've been watching the anti-AI-generation reactionary crowd celebrating, installing and running glaze (and whatever the new one is called) on their images -- despite it being AI software, despite it not actually ruining any of the AI models made since glaze was released, despite that most people don't really know what the software is doing -- is really depressing. it's like there is no critical thought left in people where they should be thinking "should I look into whether this is safe before I do this?" and instead just say "their site says it poisons AI models? sign me up!" and install a GPU-heavy software.

it's not a crypto miner -- but it would be so easy to make it a crypto miner and just tell people "yeah it's processing your images : )". I'd be surprised if no one's done already that using the software's name. Either way, this could've been a lot worse.

Can't even warn anyone about it not working -- because if they're already invested in "poisoning AI", they'll generally just ignore warnings and/or tell me to die.

if I were a scammer I'd be so excited to get rich off of that kind of people :C

[tojustforart]

is it just me, am I really pessimistic or does anyone else feel like right now unless a social media site explicitly states they will not engage with Generative AI that eventually every Social app will eventually get it so hopping from one to the next every time something shitty happens isnt actually great for artists and writers...

[allrenoco]

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[rittz]

"i distrust and dislike every artist who uses artificial intelligence" my brother in christ have you ever made a vector graphic or color-corrected a photograph?

[buttons-beads-lace]

This is your periodic reminder that I have a Dreamwidth account, you can follow me there, and if you are concerned about online privacy, don't want your data sold to advertisers or AI companies, and want to be safe from capricious banning and deletion, you should consider making a Dreamwidth account too.

[ennovance]

Wow, South Korea! Chevron’ ruling, then patents bonanza (potentially good news for legal industry and litigation finance?)

#AI #patents per 100,000 inhabitants for a selection of notable countries.

#tech #law #lawyer #artificalintelligence #attorney #investor #ennovance

[saucedupturtle]

Funny post I found earlier, source unknown. How would you react if this were real?