AI thought leaders' claims may reveal hidden financial stakes in companies
code_star · x · 2026-11-16
The author argues that influential AI thought leaders may turn out to be financially invested in specific companies — and that their claims and pivots on profitability, open vs closed model capabilities, and RSI timelines will look comically financially motivated in hindsight.
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