If AI has a bright future, why does AI think it doesn't?
JCW2001
15 points
20 comments
March 06, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (10 comments)
JCW2001
Those who think Gary Marcus, Ed Zitron and Yann LeCunn are wrong, and believe in AI: How do you reconcile things when AI thinks the market is highly likely to collapse? Quote: "The entire system only works if AI revenue grows fast enough to outrun the obsolescence treadmill. For that to happen, Microsoft would need approximately $130 billion per year in new AI revenue, Google $100 billion, Amazon $120 billion, and Meta $70 billion. Against a current reality of $18 billion in total industry AI revenue and zero profits, that gap is not a rounding error. It is the entire bet."
xnorswap
LLMs are heavily biased by what it is told. It is not magic, it is not an oracle, it is not good at analysis, and is particularly bad at predicting the future.
SoKamil
a) LLM’s don’t have introspection capabilities b) in my observation, the longer context window, the more unhinged/pessimistic LLM output becomes
utopiah
Because AI doesn't think and apparently a lot of people using it don't think critically either.
ilikerashers
LLM's are like accountants looking at the past. The numbers are bad therefore it will collapse.
oytis
Chatbot log as a submission? Really?
athrowaway3z
I made this comment half a year ago as well, but i believe AI is going to bring down the profitability of the big tech companies by a lot. Instead of massive scaling advantages which has given software its extreme valuation, it now hit on something that is almost a perfect commodity. Energy and depreciation are easy to calculate and its subject to global competition. Great for consumers, less so for people looking for a ROI.
tim-star
were just sharing claude chats now
cainxinth
Substantive issues with this submission aside, it’s a mistake to have such long conversations with an LLM. The longer they go, the more likely they are to accumulate errors. The latest models all claim to be able to handle long conversations, but in my experience they still don’t do as good a job as just pasting your conversation into a new thread.
4b11b4
LMs. don't. "think". It. Just. Generates.some.text. based. On. Whatever. You. Dumped. Into. It