Opinion: AI companies will seek bailouts when the bubble bursts
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God
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Summary
A critical opinion piece arguing that when the current AI investment bubble collapses, AI companies will seek government bailouts by claiming they are "too big to fail." The author contends these companies built their models by stealing the work of artists, writers, workers, teachers, and journalists, and now seek to replace those same people. The piece ends with a rhetorical rejection of this scenario.
Key quotes
· 4 pulledWhen the AI bubble pops, every AI company will beg for a bailout and say AI is 'too big to fail.'
These companies tried to replace the artists, writers, workers, teachers, and journalists whose work they stole.
They will demand you save them so they can take your job, too.
Can God get a hell no?
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