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Welp, it's all kicking off this week in AI!

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  • Charlie StrossC Charlie Stross

    @GreatBigTable Palantir are down a similar amount!

    Jim JonesG This user is from outside of this forum
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    @cstross You hate to see it. Really.

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    • Charlie StrossC Charlie Stross

      Welp, it's all kicking off this week in AI!

      Nvidia is going all squishy over a planned $100Bn investment in OpenAI:

      https://www.cnbc.com/2026/02/02/nvidia-stock-price-openai-funding.html

      Microsoft Azure income shrank 2% despite huge investment by MSFT and knocked a $375Bn hole in their finances: MSFT shares down 10% in 3 days:

      https://www.fool.com/investing/2026/02/02/shares-down-10-earnings-call-microsoft-stock/

      … Is the AI bubble over?

      cubeosC This user is from outside of this forum
      cubeosC This user is from outside of this forum
      cubeos
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      @cstross Microsoft Azure Income grew. by 39% year over year. It just grew 2% less than some people expected.

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      • Charlie StrossC Charlie Stross

        Welp, it's all kicking off this week in AI!

        Nvidia is going all squishy over a planned $100Bn investment in OpenAI:

        https://www.cnbc.com/2026/02/02/nvidia-stock-price-openai-funding.html

        Microsoft Azure income shrank 2% despite huge investment by MSFT and knocked a $375Bn hole in their finances: MSFT shares down 10% in 3 days:

        https://www.fool.com/investing/2026/02/02/shares-down-10-earnings-call-microsoft-stock/

        … Is the AI bubble over?

        Dianne HackbornH This user is from outside of this forum
        Dianne HackbornH This user is from outside of this forum
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        @cstross

        "The longtime chief also criticized a lack of discipline in OpenAI’s business strategy"

        Meaning they wouldn't be spending enough of that money on Nvidia's GPUs?

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        • cliffordheathC This user is from outside of this forum
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          @johnboy @Sdowney @cstross It's almost like both sides provide things that won't be needed when everyone is suddenly reduced to subsistence farming

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          • Charlie StrossC Charlie Stross

            Welp, it's all kicking off this week in AI!

            Nvidia is going all squishy over a planned $100Bn investment in OpenAI:

            https://www.cnbc.com/2026/02/02/nvidia-stock-price-openai-funding.html

            Microsoft Azure income shrank 2% despite huge investment by MSFT and knocked a $375Bn hole in their finances: MSFT shares down 10% in 3 days:

            https://www.fool.com/investing/2026/02/02/shares-down-10-earnings-call-microsoft-stock/

            … Is the AI bubble over?

            S. LottS This user is from outside of this forum
            S. LottS This user is from outside of this forum
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            @cstross What’s A16Z going to throw money at next? Have they started burning piles of money in worship of some other Big New Thingβ„’? Until the A16Z rocket fuel dries up, I think we’re stuck watching this mess.

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            • Charlie StrossC Charlie Stross

              Welp, it's all kicking off this week in AI!

              Nvidia is going all squishy over a planned $100Bn investment in OpenAI:

              https://www.cnbc.com/2026/02/02/nvidia-stock-price-openai-funding.html

              Microsoft Azure income shrank 2% despite huge investment by MSFT and knocked a $375Bn hole in their finances: MSFT shares down 10% in 3 days:

              https://www.fool.com/investing/2026/02/02/shares-down-10-earnings-call-microsoft-stock/

              … Is the AI bubble over?

              JamesJ This user is from outside of this forum
              JamesJ This user is from outside of this forum
              James
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              @cstross

              I asked ChatGPT:
              Bottom line:
              Yes, in the last 48 hours there are clear signs of stress across AI-linked stocks, rising skepticism, and valuation readjustment β€” which feels bubble-ish. But no, there’s not yet decisive evidence that the entire AI boom is bursting. It’s more like a market correction and repricing, with risk shifting from hype toward real earnings and competition.

              If you want, I can break this down by specific companies, sectors (chips vs. software vs. services), or what this might mean for investing or the broader economy.

              Bubble-ish….like ChatGPT is a 45 yo guy from Brooklyn.

              And then it requested access to my microphone.

              Maybe the day will come when it doesn’t ask.

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              • Charlie StrossC Charlie Stross

                Welp, it's all kicking off this week in AI!

                Nvidia is going all squishy over a planned $100Bn investment in OpenAI:

                https://www.cnbc.com/2026/02/02/nvidia-stock-price-openai-funding.html

                Microsoft Azure income shrank 2% despite huge investment by MSFT and knocked a $375Bn hole in their finances: MSFT shares down 10% in 3 days:

                https://www.fool.com/investing/2026/02/02/shares-down-10-earnings-call-microsoft-stock/

                … Is the AI bubble over?

                E This user is from outside of this forum
                E This user is from outside of this forum
                the esoteric programmer
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                @cstross nah, it's probably not over, at least not yet

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                • Charlie StrossC Charlie Stross

                  Welp, it's all kicking off this week in AI!

                  Nvidia is going all squishy over a planned $100Bn investment in OpenAI:

                  https://www.cnbc.com/2026/02/02/nvidia-stock-price-openai-funding.html

                  Microsoft Azure income shrank 2% despite huge investment by MSFT and knocked a $375Bn hole in their finances: MSFT shares down 10% in 3 days:

                  https://www.fool.com/investing/2026/02/02/shares-down-10-earnings-call-microsoft-stock/

                  … Is the AI bubble over?

                  HTPC NZH This user is from outside of this forum
                  HTPC NZH This user is from outside of this forum
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                  @cstross think it is just going to normalise along what it is always about... Existing advertising corps will run the bullshit generators baked into their honeypots - search, social media etc. Others who foolishly tried to incorporate it into their products without really having this reach already will scale down. Masses will by default increase the use of BS generators as it will be at the core of their tech use.

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                  • Charlie StrossC Charlie Stross

                    @adamrice Exactly! How come you spotted it while all the blue chip funds didn't notice?

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                    @cstross
                    1. The classic game of chicken
                    2. Echo chamber of yes men
                    3. They have the insider knowledge when the dump will happen.

                    That's my experience from the crypto world. That's how it usually happens. They will be the ones to scream "buy the dip, the upside is still unlimited" while emptying their bags on the retail investors.

                    @adamrice

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                    • Charlie StrossC Charlie Stross

                      Welp, it's all kicking off this week in AI!

                      Nvidia is going all squishy over a planned $100Bn investment in OpenAI:

                      https://www.cnbc.com/2026/02/02/nvidia-stock-price-openai-funding.html

                      Microsoft Azure income shrank 2% despite huge investment by MSFT and knocked a $375Bn hole in their finances: MSFT shares down 10% in 3 days:

                      https://www.fool.com/investing/2026/02/02/shares-down-10-earnings-call-microsoft-stock/

                      … Is the AI bubble over?

                      Killa KoalaD This user is from outside of this forum
                      Killa KoalaD This user is from outside of this forum
                      Killa Koala
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                      @cstross Jensen, are you seriously telling us you didn't think OpenAI were dodgy before today? I don't believe you, no one believes you.

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                      • Bruno NicolettiB Bruno Nicoletti

                        @cstross @adamrice Fear of missing out on the upswing. Most investors are not driven by any rational analysis but by two instincts, greed and fear. Looks like we are in the middle of the flip from one mode to the other.

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                        @bjn @cstross @adamrice It's a promo to drive sales yet again. I'm looking forward to the GPU and RAM flash sales. I have some nice local model things I wanna try, without data sharing across the interwebs.

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