[throwaway2037]

    > the audience is at least partially composed of people with little technical background or AI bros.

I have never seen the term "AI bros". What does it mean?

[c0redump]

A person with little or no technical background, that neither knows nor cares about AI (or other scientific/mathematical advancements) other than their potential to make the AI bro rich. There is a big overlap with crypto bros, and in fact many AI bros are just grifters who moved on after crypto tanked with the recent fed funds rate hikes.

[eddsolves]

> after crypto tanked with the recent fed funds rate hikes

When? It's at an all time high right now

[paulddraper]

Recent as in 18 months ago.

Not recent as in the last 3 months.

[Veedrac]

It's just someone who involves themselves in AI but as a slur.

[dboreham]

Parent presumably coined the term but it's pretty clear what it means from similarly to techbro, brogrammer, cryptobro etc.

[mrbungie]

Kinda, pretty sure I've read it somewhere else before. Plus, it has entries in Urban Dictionary from early 2023.

[paulddraper]

Analogous to tech bro, crypto bro.

I.e. someone who has shallow technical understanding or independent thought, but is following trends in hopes of turning a profit.