It is funny how much of the broader AI discourse is mediated by a Twitter peanut gallery. Most of it insane, weirdly status-sensitive, poorly informed, and should have no bearing on the underlying reality, and yet somehow keeps deciding how that reality is received (short term).
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It's funny because it's like serious stuff keeps getting narrated by a status market, who feel like they are in a reality TV show or soap opera. And yet, in the sense of Soros, the reception (here a peanut gallery) is also part of reality, affecting the FV path temporarily.
It is funny how much of the broader AI discourse is mediated by a Twitter peanut gallery. Most of it insane, weirdly status-sensitive, poorly informed, and should have no bearing on the underlying reality, and yet somehow keeps deciding how that reality is received (short term).