I do not have any faith in the companies of Silicon Valley to have the greater good in mind anymore. It's all about the money so this doesn't surprise me anymore.
In the fight between the VCs and the people trying to make the world a better place, the bankers won and took control.
Training an AI is exactly the same as training a human mind
Yeah, I remember when I had to read the entire internet to learn how to talk. I was lucky though, I had access to those resources in preschool.
Some kids weren't able to completely read millions of books in their training data until they were in fourth grade, or even fifth grade. Most of these people have Slashdot IDs between 1423380 and 1423382. It's sad, really, how they talk. The inequality. We should take up a collection pot for them.
There are simple counter examples:
These aren't counter examples. The important thing is whether you can draw the supply curve and draw the demand curve and find where they meet in equilibrium. It doesn't matter if the demand curve is shaped because or hunger or because of convincing advertising.
The important thing is there are two curves and you need to understand them.
"Supply" and "Demand" is a child's game explanation about markets.
I will cheer for you when you win the Nobel prize in economics for proving all the experts wrong.
At least we agree on something.
You don't know how to plot supply/demand curves. You have never seen a set of supply/demand curves. Your entire comment is nonsense.
Seriously, you can educate yourself out of ignorance! Fix your ignorance!
"Supply and Demand" as "basic economics" only works in niche cases.
Wow, another Dunning-Kruger genius who is about to win a Nobel prize in economics by proving all experts wrong.
Nope. Econ 101 fucks up. The COST is set by supply/demand.
Dunning-Kruger is strong with you.
neither neither supply nor demand is necessarily generated by need.
This shows your ignorance. You live in a parallel universe called "ignorance." There are two curves, a supply curve and a demand curve. Where they cross is the price.
Only because no one has figured out how to force you to pay for it.
If someone forces you to pay for something, it's a distorted market. That's a different scenario.
Having no intrinsic value means there is no floor to its value, unlike gold which at least exists physically has some uses.
Having intrinsic value does not mean there is a floor to its value. The value is set by demand and supply (ie, how much is available and how much people are willing to pay for that).
For example, air is arguably the most valuable thing we can possess, far more important than gold or even water. Yet, I will not pay a single cent for it because it is so abundant. I don't need to pay for it.
(You might consider watching some youtube videos about economics or something, solidify your understanding so you don't write stupid things.)
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