Things are so desperate at OpenAI that Altman is starting to sound like Marcus

I greatly question why the initial hype was ever thought of as factual and why those in the know believed they could develop at any significant pace considering it has taken LLM'S almost 40 years to get to where they are today which is inaccurate factually, useful for admin tasks level of functional. It feels as though every once in a while those in tech seem to get blinkered by the latest craze that they ignore all the warning signs from every tech company that previously over promised in a similar way.

> It feels as though every once in a while those in tech seem to get blinkered by the latest craze that they ignore all the warning signs from every tech company that previously over promised in a similar way.

I think this is right. Our industry has always been very prone to fads in general, and every once in a while one gets out of control.

Not worth reading, he's just tooting his own horn.

> Also, um, if there is a bubble, what does that mean for the valuations of NVidia and OpenAI?

That there are going to be loads of bag holders and layoffs, but the people that got us into this whole thing will probably be fine.