@gsuberland glad to hear that. It's been funny seeing all this VC money being poured into something that still doesn't have a business case after years of development, while there are lots of valid investment opportunities with guaranteed ROI. Renewables come to mind, we put a bit of the family savings in them and we're seeing >8% yearly returns. If we had significant funds it'd be like printing money and I can't believe large fund managers haven't noticed.

@drgroftehauge indeed! An Uber cheerleader is most likely someone who has a stake in the company and desperately needs others to pour more money in their pit so that they don't go belly up, which aligns very well with AI cheerleading too. From a bird's eye view these are Ponzi schemes.

@failedLyndonLaRouchite because their job is to invest money so they get even more, and they noticed that AI is a money pit, not something you'll ever get returns from. So in this case they can be trusted because it's their money they're talking about, and they're extremely attached to it.