/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.8769091]

>data is the new oil

[Anonymous No.8769105]

>>8769091

[Anonymous No.8769294]

>this is the last dip

[Anonymous No.8769375]

unless it gets hacked and your stock crashes because your security is shit

[Anonymous No.8769398]

>>8769091
let me just go fill up my car's tank on data
oh wait...
fucking idiot

[Anonymous No.8769727]

>>8769398
Soon personal vehicles will be powered by the heat derived from mining crypto.

[Anonymous No.8769768]

>>8769091
Who said this? I literally to my senpai this and the fomo'd in at the absolute peak. I mean shit not my fault but idk who even said it. I probably saw it here.

[Anonymous No.8769781]

>the Holocaust isreal

[Anonymous No.8769816]

>>8769768
Rick Falkvinge said something pretty close.

[Anonymous No.8769855]

Yet cunts still don't stock up on WYSKER. Get paid for your data.

[Anonymous No.8769888]

>>8769398
He's right though. Materials have much less investment today. We've had a complete technological shift from interesting hardware to interesting software, specifically to push ads onto brainlets. I'm not pleased by this but I take comfort in the fact that people will inevitably get tired of ads and the money pouring in will stop and go somewhere else, hopefully more useful to humanity.

[Anonymous No.8769993]

>>8769888
Depends, the ads just need better data to know who to target. Most adds learn you searched a brand once and try their luck at shilling you related things. With wysker you search for what you want in the app and it knows what you are looking for and how likely you are to spend, then an advertiser can say well there's someone out there with a 95% likelihood of completing a tx and then offer them wysker to view a targetted add. The advertising agencies will soon learn to only put wysker up if the add will actually lead to a sale. Apparently they make 38:1 for each dollar they spend on average in traditional marketing agencies.

[Anonymous No.8770067]

>>8769091
it is though, unironically

[Anonymous No.8770138]

>>8769993
That's why there has been so much investment: investment follows growth, not relevance to the wider economy. Social media essentially mooned the ad industry, just not in a way 95% of ad industry workers would benefit from. AI might be the next one and unfortunately, the same companies are going to be benefiting from AI as the ones that benefited from social media advertising. Hopefully AI actually helps industry though.

[Anonymous No.8770264]

>>8769091
>tfw work in data
it's comfy lads

[Anonymous No.8770545]

ITT: brainlet general I hate things I can't understand wah mommy