[bigbadfeline]

> I expect Cory to have skepticism about technology that can be exploited for dystopian purposes, but calling AI "the world's money-losingest technology" is out of touch.

Since when stating facts is "out of touch"? Currently AI is losing many billions of dollars, it's a fact.

> If AI can support/replace some intellectual work, it'll be revolutionary, and that's what the investment bet is about.

"replace some intellectual work" says nothing about the cost of doing it, the losses keep piling up and "revolutionary" pies in the skies come and go without real economic or financial improvement - on the contrary, the economic situation is getting worse mostly due to AI because of the fake urgency of the "AI race". A slower pace of development would cost a lot less and might be economically viable but that's not what we have.

> but it's dissapointing to see mistakes like this in Cory's thinking.

Again, what mistakes? He's stating facts, you're hyping expectations based on marketing propaganda - who and what is mistaken here?