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by rsynnott
197 days ago
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Yes. Blockchains in general, then 'metaverse', then NFTs, now AI. The hype-ier bits of the tech industry always need _something_ to be over-excited about. (There was actually a short gap between the final collapse of the NFTs and ChatGPT; it's a wonder VCs were able to get out of bed in the morning) > Having been bullish on the concept of NFTs doesn't make a strong argument for or against having good intuition of breakthrough innovation. It makes a good argument that he is inclined to be overly impressed by whatever old nonsense people are currently pushing on twitter. |
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