An AI leaderboard suggests the newest reasoning models used in chatbots are producing less accurate results because of higher hallucination rates. Experts say the problem is bigger than that
Tesla’s stock has plummeted over 50% since December, causing the company to lose $800 billion in market value. That drop has also knocked roughly $100 billion off Musk’s net worth, though he remains the world’s richest person, with a fortune estimated at $329 billion by Forbes.
According to the Financial Times, short sellers have made over $16 billion betting against Tesla in the last three months, and some analysts have downgraded their global delivery forecasts to the lowest levels since 2022.
Look closelier. +5% over the last 5 days. +18% over the last month. +77% over the last 12 months. +460% over the last 5 years. That’s in spite of the CEO’s recent deeply polarizing antics that have nothing to do with Tesla itself.
Oh, got it. Yeah thats embarrassing. Google places it right after 6 months so i didnt even think about it LOL. I see the +77% over the past year.
We’re super in the weeds at this point, and Tesla stock has nothing to do with AI so i shouldn’t have even entertained you changing the goalposts, but now that you have I’ll admit you scored on this one.
Back to the original point though, neither Tesla nor AI will grow in perpetuity, the bubbles will burst, it’s just a question of when.
i shouldn’t have even entertained you changing the goalposts
I didn’t change any goal posts, I gave an example as evidence of how companies’ stock prices can balloon indefinitely with no rational justification. That’s not the same thing.
Yeah we were talking about the AI bubble and you changed the goals to the stock of an electric car company.
I gave an example as evidence of how companies’ stock prices can balloon indefinitely with no rational justification
There was no need. I already agreed a bubble exists.
The question we were discussing is whether or not it will pop.
My view is it will pop eventually, your view seems to ge that in 100 years from now a pyramid scheme built on infinite growth is somehow still resulting in heaps of returns for investors.
Yeah we were talking about the AI bubble and you changed the goals to the stock of an electric car company.
I did not change anything, both topics are about “bubbles” in general.
I already agreed a bubble exists.
I did not. My evidence was in the contrary.
your view seems to ge that in 100 years from now a pyramid scheme built on infinite growth is somehow still resulting in heaps of returns for investors
You’re intentionally misrepresenting my statements. I never said anything about returns. It’s built on infinite speculation.
Please stop lowering yourself to bad faith arguments.
No. They just keep investing in perpetuity. Look at Tesla.
Sure
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/tesla-stock-tanked-hard-no-161417378.html
Look closelier. +5% over the last 5 days. +18% over the last month. +77% over the last 12 months. +460% over the last 5 years. That’s in spite of the CEO’s recent deeply polarizing antics that have nothing to do with Tesla itself.
Don’t make up numbers.
It’s -21.36%. I don’t know where you’re getting this info from.
Type “Tesla stock” into Google and select YTD (year to date).
LOL I am not making up numbers, you just don’t understand what “year to date” means…
Oh, got it. Yeah thats embarrassing. Google places it right after 6 months so i didnt even think about it LOL. I see the +77% over the past year.
We’re super in the weeds at this point, and Tesla stock has nothing to do with AI so i shouldn’t have even entertained you changing the goalposts, but now that you have I’ll admit you scored on this one.
Back to the original point though, neither Tesla nor AI will grow in perpetuity, the bubbles will burst, it’s just a question of when.
I didn’t change any goal posts, I gave an example as evidence of how companies’ stock prices can balloon indefinitely with no rational justification. That’s not the same thing.
Yeah we were talking about the AI bubble and you changed the goals to the stock of an electric car company.
There was no need. I already agreed a bubble exists.
The question we were discussing is whether or not it will pop.
My view is it will pop eventually, your view seems to ge that in 100 years from now a pyramid scheme built on infinite growth is somehow still resulting in heaps of returns for investors.
Time will tell.
I did not change anything, both topics are about “bubbles” in general.
I did not. My evidence was in the contrary.
You’re intentionally misrepresenting my statements. I never said anything about returns. It’s built on infinite speculation.
Please stop lowering yourself to bad faith arguments.