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Watching the Generative AI Hype Bubble Deflate – Ash Center

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Mar Hicks 🌶 David Gray Widder

“Once again, everyone is now worried there's an AI bubble. It is, and it will deflate. But deflating doesn't undo the harmful effects, as @histoftech.bsky.social and I wrote back in 2024… ash.harvard.edu/resources/wa...”

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🌶 David Gray Widder: Once again, everyone is now worried there's an AI bubble. It is, and it will deflate. But deflating doesn't undo the harmful effects, as @histoftech.bsky.social and I wrote back in 2024… ash.harvar…
Mar Hicks: Once again, everyone is now worried there's an AI bubble. It is, and it will deflate. But deflating doesn't undo the harmful effects, as @histoftech.bsky.social and I wrote back in 2024… ash.harvar…
Mar Hicks: 🫠👍
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Timnit Gebru 🌶 David Gray Widder
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Timnit Gebru: It's crazy that people constantly take the words of the tech billionaires who got us to today. Bill Gates is responsible for getting Microsoft to give billions to OpenAI because he thinks they're b…
🌶 David Gray Widder: Also I thought we agreed Bill Gates wasn't a thought leader anymore because his thoughts included hanging out w Pedos? Why is he everywhere again?
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