Discussion

• @tmtlongshort @tmtlongshort on x

  Burry is making the mistake of anchoring his probabilities based on existing model capabilities in a linear fashion therefore assuming model IQ increases slowly and open-source vs closed-source model capabilities continue to converge. That is wrong. It's certainly a

• @edzitron Ed Zitron on x

  went in to this hoping that there would be any antagonistic questions or discussion and you will be shocked to hear that there were none

• @patio11 Patrick McKenzie on x

  I moderated a discussion between Dwarkesh, Dr. Burry, and John Clark (of Anthropic) on disagreements among the set of people better informed about AI, including future impact on employment, whether it's a bubble, etc. Thanks to Substack for making it happen.

• @intuitmachine Carlos E. Perez on x

  The man who predicted the 2008 housing crash just looked at the AI boom. His verdict? We might be watching a historic misallocation of capital. But the co-founder of Anthropic disagrees. I just read the debate between Michael Burry, Jack Clark, and Dwarkesh Patel. Here is the

• @thebronxviking @thebronxviking on x

  Well this is interesting... As we all know by now, @michaeljburry is skeptical on the AI capex boom—but maximally bullish on a trillion‑dollar U.S. nuclear and grid buildout, as laid out in his latest Substack interview with @jackclarkSF of @AnthropicAI. 🔸 “I would ask

• @michaeljburry Cassandra Unchained on x

  Jack Clark @jackclarkSF co-founder of Anthropic @claudeai, Dwarkesh Patel @dwarkeshpodcast, and I had a good discussion, and it has been published, free to all, at the link below. I greatly admire both Jack and Dwarkesh and was happy to participate. The AI revolution is here. [im…

• @hamishmckenzie Hamish McKenzie on x

  A gobsmackingly enlightening conversation about the effects of AI on our lives, the economy, and more.

• @xpasky Petr Baudis on x

  Despite a weak start, @michaeljburry has some brilliant takes in this post about the AI economic outlook. The real potential of AI isn't to “make lots of money for you”, but to *make everything cheaper* through sped up R&D that leads to abundant resources! The $400 billions [imag…

• r/accelerate r on reddit

  Michael Burry, Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark, and Dwarkesh Patel on the future of AI, whether AI tools improve productivity, job losses due to AI and more.