When Charlatans Are Only Good at Losing Money and Storytelling (e.g. About Investment in Them)
Microsoft-funded media wants us to think that "open" "hey hi" will double its headcount and has secured a lot of funding even though this funding is conditional or theoretical. While the company is very deep in debt this same Microsoft-funded media wants us to believe that "open" "hey hi" is "worth" close to a trillion dollars and Scam Altman is an epic genius - a divine gift to humankind - rather than a shrewd scammer who can manipulate the media or get publishers to parrot his lies like some kind of LLM.
This is the makeup of a toxic bubble. "Open" "hey hi" is shutting down many things, cuts a lot of expenses, and somehow we're meant to believe that it is growing, even through usage (or "demand") goes down. The "value" of such a thing is also a net negative to society because its plagiarism operations cause climate change to accelerate and they rapidly pollute information, both online and offline.
"Open" "hey hi" will not last much longer. It already defects from one GAFAM Sugar Daddy (Microsoft) to another (Amazon), with the Ponzi profiteer (NVIDIA, the circular financing/fraudulent accounting company) willing to temporarily lend a hand to delay this bubble's implosion.
NVIDIA itself is run by a lying charlatan who recently borrowed the "Linux" hype to describe an awful 'slop machine' (autonomously using slop to do terrible things). Guess who hired the person behind this 'slop machine'. "Open" "hey hi".
Wait till a a barrel of oil costs $300. Many more GPUs will get unplugged (many sold ones never got powered up at all! [1, 2]). We may be collectively staring at a better-marketed Bitcoin-like scam based on blackmail tactics. █