Josh Johnson

So what's the big deal about it?

That's right, the Manhattan Project, the four-year program where the US spent the equivalent of $37 billion in today's dollars to build a working nuclear bomb.

all in an attempt to finally defeat Barbie once and for all.

So why is the AI infrastructure build-out costing ten times that?

Obviously, I know what AGI is, but for dumbasses like Michael Kosta who might be watching this, could you please explain it to them?

Current AI systems have narrow intelligence, which means they're great at simple tasks, but when it comes to complex actions in the real world, they... Holy shit!

Its f***ing head fell off!

But these AI companies are betting billions that their systems will improve to be as capable as a human at most tasks, also known as AGI.

My character, Megan, was that killed by AI or was that AGI?

Wait, you said you watched it.

You didn't see me in it?

No.

But as billions pour into AI, some pundits are starting to use the B word.

We are in a bubble.

We're in a bubble of some sort that will pop at some time.

Or we're in an AI bubble.

Of course.

That prepubescent old man is wrong.

It's not a bubble.

All that's happening is the three biggest players in the AI world have created a circular flow of deals worth billions.