The many trillion dollars bet is that AI will replace human labor, and because human labor is SO expensive, the savings will be pocketed by the AI owners. But this assumption is false. Never in human history did people pay salaries for machines. When you pay for a tool that you need, you're only paying for the humans who contributed to its making, and not to the machines who also contributed. Machines never receive a salary. Which is why this AI race will never EVER bring fruits, and all those massive investments will FOR SURE be wasted 100%. (and yet, everyone in the future will be using AI, yes) "Why the AI Bubble Is Actually a $60T Black Hole" - GEN

There is a big flaw in asking an AI of 2025 to say what are the chances of AI to "this or that" in the future, as if AI was thinking to it in some way. It isn't. AI of 2025 is still trained from scratch on human made scientific papers and human made ideas, that the AI of 2025 will spit out in a "I've seen this somewhere" kind of way. So, if you're scared of something and ask an AI (which is an echo of you) about its opinion on the matter, you may end up in a Larsen kind of situation where you exacerbate the fear that you already have by receiving your fear but in a different form that you're used to. And I insisted a lot on "AI of 2025" because we don't know yet if in the near future or in future, there will be a different kind of AI that will think for itself, meaning that it would NOT be trained on human knowledge and information. That would be a shift like the one from Alpha Go to Alpha Go Zero (from Google). It's theoretically possible, but hasn't been done. "Experts AI disaster scenario just came true" with Stephen Fry - Pindex

"AGI is humanity's next big moment and we have companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, xAI, DeepSeek, MoonShot, Alibaba, AntGroup and more, all trying to achieve AGI to some extent. But how have we been approaching this pursuit and what is humanity's cost to achieve AGI?"

Why most AI startups are bleeding al lot of money just to exist and to run, and are not even close to break even by TechButMakeItReal

"How Much Has The World Spent on AI?... So Far" by How Money Works

After Skool - Is AI Apocalypse Inevitable? by Tristan Harris

a very interesting conference about testing general intelligence of models

When it comes to AI, the time is nigh 🤺 "Why AI experts say humans have two years left. Stephen Fry"

Google Gemini 2.5 Pro is becoming crazy good and impressive, especially in coding:

An AI to change the world?

"Le Monde: L'intelligence artificielle, le grand malentendu."

Cette intelligence artificielle termine un Rubik’s Cube en juste une seconde