Artificial Intelligence

AI Is Stealing Humanity's Sense of Self

AI is erasing the messy, irreplaceable things that made humans human. Pushing it now is like selling the house while the roof is burning. Calling algorithms progress ignores the cultural theft underway. Convenience is not a substitute for meaning.

Stated on: Dec 31, 2025

AI Skepticism: From Toy to Dangerous Tool

AI started as clever text mimicry and is now a reliability disaster. Flashy word generation turned into broken reasoning and unsafe hallucinations. It is making developers lazy and wrecking real engineering by outsourcing judgment.

Stated on: Dec 31, 2025

Data Centers, Not AI, Are the Bubble

This hundred-billion-dollar frenzy around data centers and GPUs is the bubble, not AI or LLMs. In five years phones will run local LLMs that handle 95% of everyday tasks at native speed. Trillions poured into centralized GPU farms will look stupid. AGI is not coming from pouring more GPUs into a word-guessing machine.

Stated on: Dec 30, 2025

AI Is Winning at Options, Not Decisions

AI floods workflows with choices and noise, stalling real work. It spits out drafts, not decisions. Conviction and decisiveness live with humans. That disconnect is why teams freeze.

Stated on: Dec 30, 2025

Altman Is Wrong About Google's Search Reinvention

Altman is flat wrong to dismiss bolting AI onto Google Search as futile. Rewriting search from scratch is theater. Google’s distribution, data and live signals turn AI into a real, decisive edge. Users and scale pick winners, not lab experiments.

Stated on: Dec 23, 2025

AI Kills Thinking and Steals Art

AI hands back instant answers so there is nothing to learn. It gets things wrong, corrodes critical thinking and kills research habits. People stop checking anything. It rips off artists and burns the planet with massive compute. Being left behind is preferable to trading thought and craft for convenience.

Stated on: Dec 25, 2025

Gemini 3.0 Can Replace Designers

Gemini 3.0 is already good enough to design a complete mobile UI end-to-end. You can one-shot an entire app interface with it.

Stated on: Dec 14, 2025

Google Stole The Internet

To catch up in AI, Google: 1. Scraped the web and YouTube without permission. 2. Forced AI Overviews into search, cutting out publishers. 3. Creators couldn't opt-out or get paid. 4. Google locked rivals out and developers too.

Stated on: Dec 14, 2025

ChatGPT Is Just Bad Google

ChatGPT doesn’t “think” - it just copies a Google search and delivers a sloppy summary. The model isn’t intelligent because it’s autocomplete.

AI Can’t Be Used for Real Work

AI breaks the moment the task requires precision, accountability, or domain expertise. It can draft, guess, and gesture - but not deliver. The gap between “helpful demo” and “reliable tool” is still too wide, which makes AI unusable for work. The Tech Bros are wrong again!

Stated on: Dec 8, 2025

Most AI Output Is Inaccurate

A significant portion of AI-generated answers are wrong, misleading, or confidently fabricated. It hallucinates for god's sake.

Stated on: Dec 5, 2025

AI Only Repackages Existing Knowledge

AI isn’t creating anything new. It’s just regurgitating info we already had. The supposed “insight” is really just slop of the open internet.

Stated on: Dec 5, 2025

AI Adds No Real Value

Despite all the hype, AI hasn’t improved human life. Most of what we call “AI progress” is just faster access to information - not genuine value creation.

Stated on: Dec 5, 2025

OpenAI is literally WeWork

• Sam Altman ≈ Adam Neumann • Renting data centers ≈ Renting office space • Massive financial commitments, marginal revenue •Consumers love the brand name •Investors worship the founders OpenAI is WeWork 2.0

Stated on: Dec 4, 2025

ChatGPT is the New Lehman Brothers

AI companies are too big to fail. They will get bailed out like banks in 2008.

Stated on: Dec 1, 2025

AI Video is like NFTs

AI video will disappear like MySpace, Beanie Babies, and dish soap after the bubble pops.

Stated on: Dec 1, 2025