[Bigiron]

[ICYMI] Artificial intelligence or artificial marketing? How to cut through the AI hype when browsing for products

With AI gaining more public interest, many companies are using the term to sell their products. This practice is known as "AI washing". How can consumers be more discerning?

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[Manthink]

 

is Nvdia stock price a bubble sign of US recession ?


Nvidia suffers record US$279 billion loss in market value as Wall Street drops

..The biggest loser was AI chip leader Nvidia, which tanked 9.5 per cent - shedding almost US$280 billion of its value - on fears that the surge in firms linked to artificial intelligence may have run too far. That came amid a warning that spending on all things AI by companies in recent years would need to be justified unless demand outside of the tech realm picked up and that it could take some time to begin paying off. The selling filtered through to Asia..Japan’s Advantest plunged 8.2% and Tokyo Electron more than 7%. TSMC shed more than 4% , with SK hynix dumped 6.5%.

https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/compani...ak-us-data

[Zlatagor]

I’ve been seeing the same thing—tons of AI tools out there, but many just feel like basic automation with flashy names. A lot of the noise feels like rebranded old tech. I found this breakdown helpful: https://designsvalley.com/google-and-gue...-analysis/ — it talks about what really gets picked up by Google, which is what matters in the end for visibility.