I should probably also mention that I'm halfway through Jane Schoenbrun's first novel, Public Access Afterworld, and it's remarkable. It feels like an amalgamation of their films with a dash of paranoid thriller and a touch of Videodrome.

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I just have to note, it's really incredibly silly to have to point out to a supposed business-minded account that companies are founded to generate PROFIT. That, at the very least, there is a PATH TO PROFIT. None of these companies have any path to profitability. They're not even close to one.

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It goes like this: -When the cost of borrowing becomes high enough and investors stop spending, the whole thing collapses because no one is going to pay what it ACTUALLY costs to cover compute and infrastructure. -And people will run their own Chinese knock-offs of distilled models. -The end.

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Tomorrow 🗡️ ginnydi.com/calendar

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godzillla seeing the 'if tokyo's rocking don't come a knocking' sign and walking dejectedly back in to the sea

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