Probably a series of drunk conversations.

I hate snaps

You can buy 1.75L of beer in East Asia, and 2L of some brands.

There’s also baiju and soju sold in 2L (and maybe bigger) bottles

Americans need to stop shooting schools and start shooting CEOs

How many times are they going to try selling us 3D?

I haven’t heard… What’s going on with Proton?

Right! Nvidia will still be standing when the bubble pops

The situation with the Blackwell GPUs was already fascinating as it basically screwed OpenAI and everyone propping their stock prices with OpenAI’s products. Then Deepseek hit the scene.

OpenAI is hemorrhaging money. How are they going to raise the capital needed for these new chips? Who wants to pay for OpenAI’s products when Deepseek is free and runs great on older GPUs?

After the initial purchase, the Blackwell chips will cost even more time and money to train and use, so just more sunk costs for OpenAI.

Is the AI bubble even going to last long enough for these Blackwells to hit the market?

Copyright exists to protect creators. However, copyright laws are abused by large corporations.

I am not a regular reader of Jacobin, especially not stories about copyright, but if I had to guess, their main concern is the stifling of culture caused by corporate-driven copyright legislation and attacks on the public domain, moating companies from competition and having to find new material (how many Spiderman movies have come out since 2000?)

Worse, (perhaps according to Jacobin) OpenAI, a large corporation with lots of money, is freely using copyrighted material to train its models, thus profiting on someone else’s work.

I think that these takes square quite nicely