Before we get too ahead of ourselves, are all these wild claims about AI just a stock move to leave us holding the bag?
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TLDR; I'm uneducated in AI, but I've seen a lot of claims about it bringing upon the end of the world. At the same time I'm wondering if these companies are making bold claims to oversell their product to raise their stock price and exit à la spaceX? I'll try and keep the post short. This whole thi…
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- 2026-09-13 08:20 · r/ChatGPT
Before we get too ahead of ourselves, are all these wild claims about AI just a stock move to leave us holding the bag?
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