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    AI's claimed GDP boost and the question of who benefits

    A commenter predicts AI alone will generate an extra 100% of US GDP, then questions what the technology is for.

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    A commenter contrasts a “6.5% of GDP” figure, without saying what it measures, with a prediction that AI alone will generate an extra 100% of US GDP. In a follow-up, they sarcastically point to Anthropic and OpenAI making tens of billions of dollars, then quote “embedding China’s tech stack in consumer electronics and using it for geopolitical leverage” as another use for AI.

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    @teortaxesTexBrutal on AI. «What is it even for?» Anthropic and OpenAI are for making tens of billions of dollars for Anthropic and OpenAI, evidently. What other use does AI have? Ah, «embedding China’s tech stack in consumer electronics and using it for geopolitical leverage».

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    @teortaxesTexBrutal on AI. «What is it even for?» Anthropic and OpenAI are for making tens of billions of dollars for Anthropic and OpenAI, evidently. What other use does AI have? Ah, «embedding China’s tech stack in consumer electronics and using it for geopolitical leverage».