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Jedi Guy

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89. That's with the models they've released publicly.

Fri May 15, 2026, 01:17 PM

2 hrs ago

Anthropic's Mythos and its most recent Claude models are reportedly very capable. There was a voice interface AI that was so convincing a customer called back to compliment the "person" who helped them. So it either passed the Turing test or that particular customer was just easily duped.

But that's what the stuff they've released publicly can do. The stuff they're still keeping behind closed doors is probably far more capable.

People thought the Internet was a fad and when the Dotcom bubble popped it didn't kill the Internet. The AI bubble will probably pop or at least go through a correction but AI ain't going anywhere.

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There is unquestionably a bubble in the sector... Moostache Yesterday #1

Yup. MineralMan Yesterday #2

Yeah, try calling the IRS... bobalew 19 hrs ago #60

It Also Seems To Presume... ProfessorGAC Yesterday #4

This is the most nefarious part Diraven 22 hrs ago #40

Dot.com bubble on steroids North Coast Lawyer 1 hr ago #91

Everybody I know is somewhat skeptical/uncomfortable engaging with it.... Ars Longa Yesterday #3

A very expensive, society-wrecking solution looking for a problem. Midnight Writer Yesterday #5

Their only path to profitability is evil Diraven 22 hrs ago #47

I happen to love that statement. OldBaldy1701E 6 hrs ago #64

Good advice. As an IT person, I trust you far more than many others sprouting this nonsense about AI etc. It SWBTATTReg Yesterday #6

Drive thru fast food places like Rally's have AI taking orders.............. Lovie777 Yesterday #7

"Hello. Will you be using your McDonald's ;membership today?" 3Hotdogs Yesterday #10

TY TY TY Katcat 23 hrs ago #20

No. The Madcap 23 hrs ago #26

It is fast. It used to be cheap. Swede 6 hrs ago #66

I think it's more fundamental than that sab390 Yesterday #8

No doubt. I don't know what happens. MineralMan Yesterday #14

Agree, AI is a tool, not a solution. IzzaNuDay Yesterday #9

Disagree. yowzayowzayowza Yesterday #11

Thanks. I understand the technology, MineralMan Yesterday #17

The dot com bubble didnt kill the internet any more than this one will kill AI. yowzayowzayowza Yesterday #18

It didn't kill, but it screwed up the economy big time for a while. MineralMan 23 hrs ago #23

It's a relatively new technology oldmanlynn 2 hrs ago #84

I so hope you are right! ShazzieB Yesterday #12

I agree with you, but I do it coming from a different angle. slightlv 23 hrs ago #22

I hate AI PCB66 Yesterday #13

'that we will all benefit from'?? notinkansas Yesterday #19

I think all the issues you quoted PCB66 22 hrs ago #49

No. The world population is not the focus here. notinkansas 21 hrs ago #56

I think humans are learning faster than AI: for example, many of us can now recognize AI fake pics /videos very quickly. C Moon Yesterday #15

Man, I hope your right. My techi relative thinks it's gonna take over the world Joinfortmill Yesterday #16

Well, you have to admit they are trying, for sure. ananda 23 hrs ago #37

Most bubbles burst... that's all. MiHale 23 hrs ago #21

Ed Zitron's done some of the best writing on this flawed, heavily subsidized tech and the bubble it's created. highplainsdem 23 hrs ago #24

The way I see it, AI's most prominent role infullview 23 hrs ago #25

My son in college just shrugs and says it's a tool - TBF 23 hrs ago #27

I think you may overestimate what businesses really think about CSAT Bristlecone 23 hrs ago #28

It will bankrupt the entire country bucolic_frolic 23 hrs ago #29

It will kill a few hundred people before that and have bobalew 21 hrs ago #54

I watched a couple of videos today Racygrandma 23 hrs ago #30

Yes, saw that on FB... buzzycrumbhunger 22 hrs ago #48

No worries about noise. When data centers gobble up all the water and farmers can't irrigate fields Attilatheblond 22 hrs ago #50

I am in KS we are in a drought Racygrandma 20 hrs ago #59

I am in southern part of AZ. And idiot county officials STILL promote data centers Attilatheblond 18 hrs ago #61

Used to live in 'wheat country' in Montana. Drought there too. Attilatheblond 18 hrs ago #62

And in the meantime, deafness has its advantages! Sweet Rosie Red 6 hrs ago #68

You could read the same analysis as this post SCantiGOP 23 hrs ago #31

I also think that AI will end up being a bust LetMyPeopleVote 23 hrs ago #32

I agree with you on that..................... Lovie777 23 hrs ago #34

That's on them for trying to take shortcuts without due diligence MichMan 4 hrs ago #76

If you are in the market at all, perhaps consider XMAG ETF pat_k 23 hrs ago #33

As I have said elsewhere this looks exactly like the excessive speculation I saw when the internet was ramping up Ford_Prefect 23 hrs ago #35

Exactly. MineralMan 22 hrs ago #53

Thomas Edison new well the potential of new technology even in the face of its opposition. Ol Janx Spirit 23 hrs ago #36

This message was self-deleted by its author Prairie_Seagull 22 hrs ago #38

Nope NoRethugFriends 22 hrs ago #39

Good analysis and explanation. MineralMan 22 hrs ago #42

Thank you. NoRethugFriends 20 hrs ago #58

Perhaps some people do not use AI effectively ThreeNoSeep 22 hrs ago #41

Most people don't use it at all. MineralMan 22 hrs ago #45

Correction ThreeNoSeep 22 hrs ago #51

When people say they do not use AI are wrong. What they mean is that they are being "used" by AI. efhmc 3 hrs ago #81

We fear what we don't understand RoseTrellis 22 hrs ago #43

LOL! MineralMan 22 hrs ago #44

If your 401K has a stock component, you're likely exposed to AI stocks nitpicked 22 hrs ago #46

I think that the real commercial purpose of AI Klarkashton 22 hrs ago #52

I've posted a link to this analysis before .... eppur_se_muova 21 hrs ago #55

Totally agree that baloon is about to pop CanonRay 21 hrs ago #57

Is AI going away? lonely bird 7 hrs ago #63

"Let Grandma Die for the DOW" Ruby the Liberal 6 hrs ago #65

I agree! Sweet Rosie Red 6 hrs ago #67

Like most DU predictions, this one should be taken with a grain of salt. onenote 6 hrs ago #69

OK. That should go without sayiing. MineralMan 5 hrs ago #71

Very bad advice to advocate against the AI trade in the stock market flamingdem 2 hrs ago #87

I think you're 100% correct. Greybnk48 5 hrs ago #70

Wishful ludditic thinking Sympthsical 4 hrs ago #72

LOL! MineralMan 4 hrs ago #73

I did get a chuckle Sympthsical 4 hrs ago #74

Agree Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin 4 hrs ago #75

100% Blue Full Moon 4 hrs ago #77

AI failure in customer service is a feature, not a bug. Bobstandard 3 hrs ago #78

Kevin O'Leary is involved in a number of the proposed large data centres Bev54 3 hrs ago #79

There will always be bad actors who will use AI louis-t 3 hrs ago #80

The Gartner Hype Cycle is undefeated. usonian 3 hrs ago #82

Article from a British tech magazine that you should see: highplainsdem 2 hrs ago #83

Paul Krugman and many others have made the same prediction. Martin68 2 hrs ago #85

Sorry, don't agree flamingdem 2 hrs ago #86

I thnk you are right, esp since it wasn't a real "hit" to start with. In some apps, it might be good, but not for human Exp 2 hrs ago #88

That's with the models they've released publicly. Jedi Guy 2 hrs ago #89

We can only hope. And I hope you are right on this MM! KPN 1 hr ago #90