People in developing countries only view it more favorably because they've been encouraged to use it to make money by "gurus." (Yeah, this is a thing, and it's so predatory).
The entirety of the trajectory of how this tech is perceived is wild and to me contains myriad lessons about how media can be gamed/has been primed to just unquestioningly accept pronouncements from these interests. I would like to hope these lessons will be learned, however…
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In reality, it's just proof that the newest tech get rich quick bubble is on the verge of bursting.
Couldn't happen soon enough.
Why are they trying to push this idea that humanoid thinking machine robots are already here lol
Was it *ever* existent?
https://www.reuters.com/technology/ai-companies-lose-190-billion-market-cap-after-alphabet-microsoft-report-2024-01-31/