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227M ROWS!! I uploaded it to @Kaggle so anyone can view this massive dataset!

@MemphisChamber Wish there was a Business Intelligence Analyst role

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@UHI203553022035 @davidpattersonx If you ask Grok on here about David's opinions it will largely refute them and provide more realistic expectations and timelines. When that becomes obvious to others, you have to pivot to selling a new story. Davis is a bot. No background, just pure propaganda from Asia.

@dataxapi @davidpattersonx Yes, I was thinking the same. Is this a backtrack? 🤔

There will be four stages in the economic transition to a post-labor, post-scarcity economy. In the first stage, AI will more than double economic output. Many people will lose their jobs, but most will find new work, and real incomes will more than double. Some people will leave the workforce, either by retiring early or by receiving unemployment benefits. (AI implementation stage. 2026 to 2029) In the second stage, AI and robots will exceed the abilities of all human workers and will expand quickly to replace all remaining jobs. Everyone who becomes unemployed will receive universal high income (UHI) payments. (Full unemployment stage. 2030) In the third stage, the economy will continue to grow rapidly, as the quantity and quality of human labor will no longer limit growth. UHI payments will be extended to all adults, and their value will grow tenfold as prices drop rapidly with increasing production. (Continuing economic expansion stage. 2030 to 2035). In the fourth stage, economic output will continue to grow, reaching 100 times current output. UHI will be worth 100 times the current average salary. The demand for most products and services will reach a maximum beyond which people don't need or want any more. We will have reached post-scarcity for most things. Most people will not use their full UHI allowance. We may switch to an economy without UHI, where everything is given away for free. (Post-scarcity transition. 2035 to 2040)

@Adidotdev AI is pushing for a redesign of all interfaces. How we interact with systems and intelligence in the future will be widely different than what we use today.

@dataxapi I think yes , what's your thoughts

Hot take: The most valuable dev in 5 years won’t be the best coder… it’ll be the one who understands systems + users. Agree or disagree?

@MartinTale We'll it looks like you'd be wrong twice

@dataxapi Doesn't sound like something hooman would say 🫠

I'm 99.9% convinced that anyone who leaves a reply but doesn't like the post is a bot 🤖😅 Like it's illogical for a human to do that, right? 😅

@ErikVoorhees Micro transactions will be leveraged for each individual task, computation, and energy.

It may be obvious in hindsight that we actually built crypto for the machines

@alieniswonder @PeterDiamandis @grok please enlighten this individual by sharing a realistic timeline for when UHI could become available in the US.

@PeterDiamandis looking forward to 700k a year in UHI/UBI youtube.com/watch?v=ATvUII…

Humanity's greatest need right now, beyond new tech, is HOPE. A compelling, abundant vision of the future that people WANT to live in.

@PeterDiamandis I agree, except I don't want to hear that everyone will be rich without a plan on how to execute it.

@andyorsow No. Besides the weight, it's bulky and just not practical.

Does anyone else want a monitor stand that's just a chunk of rock?

@lessplastic85 @AndrewYang Interesting times ahead of us for sure

@dataxapi @AndrewYang Dude, the technology is still in its infancy, but it’s doubling in capabilities every 7 months.

AI is going to make a lot of people feel poorer, not richer.

@MeganRisdal Consistent progress builds momentum, and momentum is contagious!

@dann_pvn @Austen 😂

@dataxapi @Austen Now that I think of it I forgot to mention Android

Honestly Google sucks at marketing its AI products. Gemini and family are dramatically underhyped for how good the models are. Partially because they don’t have a charismatic leader, partially because they’re buried in 18 layers of confusingly named Google enterprise bloatware.

@barkmeta The shift was a horizontal transition from humans to machines.

Realizing they spent $450 billion on AI and all it did was fire millions of people, make everything worse, and add zero growth to the economy.

@JakehellerAI @sweatystartup Engagement sells

@sweatystartup Rooting for you bro. The controversial AI posts are incredible for engagement and marketing. Respect

The AI bubble will pop: Electricity will 2x in cost again over the next 24 months. AI companies will need to 5x prices to break even. Companies who depend on AI will see costs 5x and will be screwed. Users will vanish. Market will plummet.

@sweatystartup don't think the entire market will vanish. Hype will dissipate and industries will become more focused.

Late-stage capitalism

@SawyerMerritt @elonmusk It's just not as profitable for the platforms though.

@elonmusk I think people just want to know that their posts will be seen by their followers.

Algorithm is better today than 3 months ago?

Algorithmic social media: where machines determine what you see

@mark_k @elonmusk +1

@elonmusk Visibility of posts is still pretty low.