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    YouTube Videos Lament AI Bubble Failure to Pop

    Engineer notes year-old content expressing frustration over continued AI hype.

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    1 Source, 26d ago, first seen 26d ago

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    Yacine, identified online as kache, is a Canadian systems engineer whose professional focus lies in reinforcement learning and robotics. His experience encompasses previous positions as staff engineer at X along with applied AI engineer duties at Stripe. Through a post on the platform he draws attention to multiple YouTube videos. In these videos various individuals express their disappointment regarding the fact that the AI bubble has not yet popped. All of the referenced videos were originally published about one year earlier. Such a statement fits into broader exchanges taking place around artificial intelligence progress and related economic factors.

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    @yacineMTBThere are YouTube videos of people lamenting that the AI bubble hasn't popped. They were published a year ago

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    @yacineMTBThere are YouTube videos of people lamenting that the AI bubble hasn't popped. They were published a year ago