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Character.ai bankruptcy documents reveal

Character.ai's Bankruptcy Documents Show the Economics of AI Don't Work

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Why this matches Concern & critique reaction 1 attributable expert contribution · Alexander Howard
“The circumstances of CharacterAI’s bankruptcy “are exactly what critics of AI have been saying would happen”— @jasonkoebler.bsky.social They, lit money on fire running its product, did not earn much revenue, & faced huge legal fees after causing harm. Enshi…” evidence ↗
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Rules, institutions and accountability.

“Character[.]ai financials: - $13.8m on compute a month, then $10m a month - bringing in $2.8m in subscriptions, sometimes less than $1m - revenue from all sources $5.3m a month Its bankruptcy shows the economics of AI don't work: www.404media.co/character-a…”

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Risks, limits and unintended consequences.

“The circumstances of CharacterAI’s bankruptcy “are exactly what critics of AI have been saying would happen”— @jasonkoebler.bsky.social They, lit money on fire running its product, did not earn much revenue, & faced huge legal fees after causing harm. Enshi…”

2 experts discussed this · 2 posts
Joseph Cox: Character[.]ai financials: - $13.8m on compute a month, then $10m a month - bringing in $2.8m in subscriptions, sometimes less than $1m - revenue from all sources $5.3m a month Its bankruptcy shows…
SwiftOnSecurity: GenZ has no money to goon
Dr J. Rosenbaum: Character[.]ai financials: - $13.8m on compute a month, then $10m a month - bringing in $2.8m in subscriptions, sometimes less than $1m - revenue from all sources $5.3m a month Its bankruptcy shows…
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3 experts · 6 posts · 16d ago
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“i can confirm, i recently rewatched that episode because it occurred to me that it's also a rejection of x-risk logic "how long have you known dominionese?" "since this morning"” evidence ↗
Alex Hanna: The idea of an "automatic universal translator" is infuriating. Might work in a world of luxury automated space communism (in Star Trek), but that's not where we live... (and even in Star Trek, the…
Alex Hanna: Dan I was hoping you'd jump on this thread. I was thinking of an even deeper cut. Specifically, in DS9, when Bashir's Neurodivergent Avengers start doing analysis on the Vorta language during a Fed…
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