/biz/ - Business & Finance

Biz is to retarded to understand this.. nice of you to try and help the brainlets though!

Fucking based, need to buy Kambria on this pullback

>>22131976
*too

fuckin' brainlet

>>22131988
Kambria is definitely very undervalued at present mcap, but AGI has more long run potential imo. I'm in both.

>>22131661
I have been watching AGI and their AI technologies for a long time. I am heavily loaded with this project.
Similarly, I think that artificial intelligence will be a new trend on the crypto market - it's a great opportunity to make a quick 10-20x with Kambria

>>22131661
How does blockchain help AI research?

Is the chad AI maximalist portfolio OCEAN-AGI-KAT?

what about vectorspaceAI, is that even still alive

As a programmer I know we are still many decades away from realizing the AI dream.
The best you can get out of this is some machine learning basic shit.
None of it is good enough.

So no, this is not worth investing in anytime soon.

Just take a look at Kambria and the team behind it. Out of the radar gem

>>22131661
110 iq brainlet post.

Look at that team and partners.

3.5M mcap, in the robotics sectors, JP Morgan Head of AI Research is in their leadership team.

20x by EOY, mark it poor fags

Any 1-5million AI project you guys want to shill?

>>22132919
Ooooooooooohhhhhhhhhh

>>22132919
>>22132961
Thata right bois and boipuccis - VXV VECTORSPACE

>>22133003
>VXV VECTORSPACE
t-t-thanks u sexy beast

>>22133003
Do I have to hold your hands children?

https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/vectorspace-ai

>>22132099
It creates an ecosystem that is scalably and openly accessible for actors of all sizes.
>>22132123
probably. It's been way too long since I researched Ocean, so idk.
>>22132137
I have no idea.
>>22132150
This is horseshit. Unless you specifically work with AI/machine learning, you don't know much more than the average layman. Massive companies are contracting with Oracle to improve their customer service call centers by matching more agitated customers with more experienced representatives. Companies like Tradelegs are using AI to come up with optimized margin spreads for massive hedge funds on wall street. AI is the future. The biggest hangup now is computing power. You vastly underestimate the speed at which quantum computing is progressing. In 5 years, AI is gonna be a hell of a lot more accessible.
>>22132153
I didn't even know there were that many Ivy League grads in Vietnam. I thought all the ivy league asians came from China and its ethnically Chinese satellites like Singapore, Taiwan, Macau, etc.
>>22132211
I'm a midwit, not a brainlet. At least get it right.

>>22133208
Asians are good at maths. Us whites are mostly retarded.

>>22133155
>>22133003
>>22132099
Vectorspace seems conceptually very useful, but the website looks kinda scammy. They're listing freely available API integrations in a way that makes it look like they're partnerships. The team does look pretty solid though.

>>22133294
I think the API listings like that would be to have the appearance of use and popularity, rather than deceit. They are pushing hard to get trial customers on board constantly and they have been. This isn’t your traditional crypto project it’s a business focussing on following business practices

>>22131661
>>22131976
>>22132084
Friendly reminder that real AI doesn’t exist yet and these projects are glorified machine learning algorithms which may or may not be useful in the future. DeFi really is the hype right now because it’s literally about making money by doing nothing.

>>22132150
This. It’ll be at least 10 years.

>>22131661
So this post pretty much signals the end if the defi bullrun
Had a bad feeling and cashed out all my defi coins. Looking like a really good choice this morning.

Jesus the value in this is spectacular

>>22133459
Kambria i mean.

>>22132099
it doesn’t. i literally specialized my degree in machine learning and AI is a scam meme.

>>22133625
Yet the top tech companies are pouring so much on AI.

>>22133376
You're vastly underestimating the rate of development in the sector. As I said before, the main hangup right now is computing power. Distributed computing will help to alleviate this and quantum computing will destroy the problem entirely.
>>22133459
Kinda sorta. It's just general advice though. All I'm saying is that the field of AI-related cryptos bears looking into.

>>22133625
if AI were a scam meme, this wouldn't be in use by some of the larger firms on wallstreet.
>https://www.tradelegs.com/
There is significant growth and innovation happening right now in the field. I'm sorry if at whatever firm you're working for this isn't the case.

Very organic thread, just bought 100k

>>22134049
I linked the thread in a KAT telegram and now there's a bunch of semi-retarded shills. Sorry. Literally everything I've said about KAT I genuinely believe though.

>>22134263
It never ends. You basically dialled up india

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>>22134389
Ironically I'm pretty sure most of them are Eastern European, Southern European, and/or Israeli.

>AI Buzzword

>>22134874
s o y nibbas know literally nothing of AI. AI is for communist transhumanist transsexuals and neoreactionary chads ONLY.

>>22133664
>>22133819

The models are fantastic until they aren't. They are extremely brittle and subject to perturbations in the data sets that are fed to them.

>>22134874
Hello, I am a robot. Crypto. Ethereum. Bitcoin. Bleep bloop.

>>22135162
We're unironically getting to the point where we can use AI to optimize datasets and thus improve AI. It's rapidly becoming more and more of a non-issue.

>>22135310
Source?
Adversarial examples are still very much an active research area and a bottleneck to DNN. I do agree that computing power is a significant constraint but I don't see anyone solving qubit decoherence this decade at the minimum.

>>22135535
My only sources are anecdotal accounts from frens that work for oracle and other companies. I'm pretty confident about AI being the future of crypto though. As for Quantum computing, my cousin went to MIT for undergrad and is currently doing his PHD in material sciences at one of the better programs in the southeastern US. We've had several dinners with a chinese exchange grad student working on quantum computing. He seemed extremely optimistic with respect to the course of QC over the next few years and spouted off several milestones he expected the academic community to accomplish within the next year or two. It was cause enough to affirm my interest in AI-related crypto.

AI is the god technology, its the inevitable advancement from an analog to digital species.

>>22135927
I would like a digital penis

>>22135026
Well it is one of the most used buzzword in tech industry though

>>22136171
the coopting of AI by normies isn't really working. The image is still that of Ben Goertzel, Eliezer Yudkowsky, and other weirdass freakazoids.

>>22135868
I try to keep up with Computer Vision papers in my spare time. There has just been multiple times in the past where AI has been hyped as the holy grail only for it to fall flat. See: >>22135927
You are right to invest in AI related crypto as these ML models are extremely data hungry. Beyond that only time will tell, tech advancement has slowed and no one seems to want to admit that the music has stopped.

Thuc Vu is a great figurehead and KAT will be at least $100mil by the end of the month imo. Based asf AI future

>>22136741
>>22136343
Kek

>>22136741
lmao kek

welcome to the vietnamese AI future, lads.