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Boy riding bubble realizes what he's on, asks for more air

vendredi 15 août 2025, 16:57 , par TheRegister
Sam Altman, busily planning to spend 'trillions' more on datacenters, admitted yesterday that AI is a bit inflated
Sam Altman admitted we're in the midst of an AI bubble Thursday, but don't let that fool you: He still intends to rule over whatever's left after it bursts. …
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