You know the whole #Coxon #Anthropic "We're all gonna die" thing?
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You know the whole #Coxon #Anthropic "We're all gonna die" thing? It's kinda looking like paid astroturfing. Marketing psyop to coincide with #Nvidia declaring that microchips are "long term investible assets". We are being played, y'all.
Jacob had almost zero footprint, wiped his X before the post, and had only been at Anthropic for a few months. Within a few minutes of the WSJ dropping the story, he does his announcement post on the twitters, and is instantly boosted by some of the biggest names in the AI field, which is not how organic engagement works for an account with no followers. His follower count goes up by hundreds of thousands, he gets media attention everywhere, and suddenly everyone is talking about LLM like it's a mind, and not a computer with an OFF switch.
At the same time, Nvidia hard launches the term "AI Factory" to rebrand datacenters and try and raise 500 billion dollars from your retirement fund.
I dunno gang, I think I'm calling shenanigans on this.
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You know the whole #Coxon #Anthropic "We're all gonna die" thing? It's kinda looking like paid astroturfing. Marketing psyop to coincide with #Nvidia declaring that microchips are "long term investible assets". We are being played, y'all.
Jacob had almost zero footprint, wiped his X before the post, and had only been at Anthropic for a few months. Within a few minutes of the WSJ dropping the story, he does his announcement post on the twitters, and is instantly boosted by some of the biggest names in the AI field, which is not how organic engagement works for an account with no followers. His follower count goes up by hundreds of thousands, he gets media attention everywhere, and suddenly everyone is talking about LLM like it's a mind, and not a computer with an OFF switch.
At the same time, Nvidia hard launches the term "AI Factory" to rebrand datacenters and try and raise 500 billion dollars from your retirement fund.
I dunno gang, I think I'm calling shenanigans on this.
@MissConstrue it honestly smells fishy to me too. Like hype against the hype, but in a direction that is kinda complimenting it (It's SO POWERFUL guys!).
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Woah. As a rule, when playing Cassandra, there exists a period of time between prophecy and happenstance. Almost always you have enough time to climb up a hill so you can be silhouetted against a thunderstorm saying "Why didn't you believe me? Too late now!"
Y'all I had time to make some rice. Like, seriously. I posted this, I went off and made dinner, and while helping Daughter pack got a ping about this article.
#Altman says #OpenAi Will Not #IPO this year, but it's not, really really not, because they're afraid to let their books be audited. Instead, it's totally because AI is so scawwwy! So scary, you guys! Did you see that guy who said Anthropic's #AI was going to kill us all, so...you should give us your money so our AI can save you from their AI.
Sure, Jan.
https://gizmodo.com/altman-says-openai-wont-ipo-this-year-2000811051
@MissConstrue
Just say no to AI -
You know the whole #Coxon #Anthropic "We're all gonna die" thing? It's kinda looking like paid astroturfing. Marketing psyop to coincide with #Nvidia declaring that microchips are "long term investible assets". We are being played, y'all.
Jacob had almost zero footprint, wiped his X before the post, and had only been at Anthropic for a few months. Within a few minutes of the WSJ dropping the story, he does his announcement post on the twitters, and is instantly boosted by some of the biggest names in the AI field, which is not how organic engagement works for an account with no followers. His follower count goes up by hundreds of thousands, he gets media attention everywhere, and suddenly everyone is talking about LLM like it's a mind, and not a computer with an OFF switch.
At the same time, Nvidia hard launches the term "AI Factory" to rebrand datacenters and try and raise 500 billion dollars from your retirement fund.
I dunno gang, I think I'm calling shenanigans on this.
@MissConstrue
Anyway, it’s a carefully constructed misdirection… “there’s a chance AI will kill us” is a much better story than “AI is _already_ killing us by burning carbon, polluting and stealing our water, and adding to the load of forever chemicals. Not to mention stealing all human knowledge and creative output to regurgitate it as slop.”
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@MissConstrue I was wondering how Scam Altman was going to avoid the IPO given how badly Felon Musk's IPO went.
@ZDL @MissConstrue Those ai companies are losing money. microsoft among them, contries & pension funds has dropped bonds from microsoft, apple, moving money home and investing in European defense. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/j9sw_Uc8nxo
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@MissConstrue i did what?
@JacobVardy You know what you did!
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@MissConstrue
I remember pre-dotcom bubble that most sane folks thought there was a crash coming. They just didn't know when. IIRC the crash came almost a year later than I though it would happen.Here we are at a moment that has been *screaming* imminent crash for almost two years.
But it keeps not happening. Is there something about everybody knowing a crash is coming that makes it so fintech bros can skirt an actual crash happening? The market just .. absorbs it somehow?@ohmu It does not compute. It doesn’t. I’ve been following the market since the 1980s, and it has never made less sense.
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@MissConstrue it's all so obviously marketing bullshit, it would be funny to watch if they weren't playing with world scale economy
@Normia Precisely this!
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@Heliograph So my reading would lead me to believe. Humans live in existential dread. It’s all because this simulation forgot to add the fingles. Nobody knows what they are, but everyone feels like something is missing.
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You know the whole #Coxon #Anthropic "We're all gonna die" thing? It's kinda looking like paid astroturfing. Marketing psyop to coincide with #Nvidia declaring that microchips are "long term investible assets". We are being played, y'all.
Jacob had almost zero footprint, wiped his X before the post, and had only been at Anthropic for a few months. Within a few minutes of the WSJ dropping the story, he does his announcement post on the twitters, and is instantly boosted by some of the biggest names in the AI field, which is not how organic engagement works for an account with no followers. His follower count goes up by hundreds of thousands, he gets media attention everywhere, and suddenly everyone is talking about LLM like it's a mind, and not a computer with an OFF switch.
At the same time, Nvidia hard launches the term "AI Factory" to rebrand datacenters and try and raise 500 billion dollars from your retirement fund.
I dunno gang, I think I'm calling shenanigans on this.
@MissConstrue I realize you've already got 21 direct replies to this, so forgive me if this is reduntant, but I didn't see mention of: David Gerard points out that the WSJ story went up 18 minutes before Coxon's tweets.
So, yeah, definitely a coordinated media campaign.
https://pivot-to-ai.com/2026/09/10/jacob-coxon-how-to-run-an-ai-doomsday-media-campaign/ -
You know the whole #Coxon #Anthropic "We're all gonna die" thing? It's kinda looking like paid astroturfing. Marketing psyop to coincide with #Nvidia declaring that microchips are "long term investible assets". We are being played, y'all.
Jacob had almost zero footprint, wiped his X before the post, and had only been at Anthropic for a few months. Within a few minutes of the WSJ dropping the story, he does his announcement post on the twitters, and is instantly boosted by some of the biggest names in the AI field, which is not how organic engagement works for an account with no followers. His follower count goes up by hundreds of thousands, he gets media attention everywhere, and suddenly everyone is talking about LLM like it's a mind, and not a computer with an OFF switch.
At the same time, Nvidia hard launches the term "AI Factory" to rebrand datacenters and try and raise 500 billion dollars from your retirement fund.
I dunno gang, I think I'm calling shenanigans on this.
@MissConstrue > At the same time, Nvidia hard launches the term "AI Factory" to rebrand datacenters
I think they might have missed how people specifically hate "AI" as well, and how history provides quite a few examples of people manifesting their discontent upon an abusive or noxious factory. -
@ohmu It does not compute. It doesn’t. I’ve been following the market since the 1980s, and it has never made less sense.
@MissConstrue
I can imagine a scenario where firms -particularly in hedge funds and other non-daylighted finance- have been super quietly refinancing staggering volumes of loaned money and quietly unloading bad stocks as write-offs and that this has been preventing the cascade failures in 2000 and 2008.But that would require a level of care and forethought I've never in my life seen in that sector.
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@MissConstrue
I can imagine a scenario where firms -particularly in hedge funds and other non-daylighted finance- have been super quietly refinancing staggering volumes of loaned money and quietly unloading bad stocks as write-offs and that this has been preventing the cascade failures in 2000 and 2008.But that would require a level of care and forethought I've never in my life seen in that sector.
@ohmu @MissConstrue I think the differences here are that a. essentially the totality of global capital is now available to be tapped and b. the capitalist fantasy of production without labor seems possible, and there’s no amount capital won’t put towards that end.
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@ohmu @MissConstrue I think the differences here are that a. essentially the totality of global capital is now available to be tapped and b. the capitalist fantasy of production without labor seems possible, and there’s no amount capital won’t put towards that end.
@donaldball @MissConstrue
That's a good explanation for Wil E Coyote's run out into the puff of dust.
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@MissConstrue > At the same time, Nvidia hard launches the term "AI Factory" to rebrand datacenters
I think they might have missed how people specifically hate "AI" as well, and how history provides quite a few examples of people manifesting their discontent upon an abusive or noxious factory.@lispi314 We will see a neo Luddite movement any day. Plus, the Luddites had great songs.
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@donaldball @MissConstrue
That's a good explanation for Wil E Coyote's run out into the puff of dust.
What I'm wondering is how he still hasn't fallen.Shadow banking drives a lot of it. That’s a whole thing I haven’t really dived into because even after getting elbows deep, I’m out of my depth…but there’s shenanigans afoot in the shadow banking market.
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You know the whole #Coxon #Anthropic "We're all gonna die" thing? It's kinda looking like paid astroturfing. Marketing psyop to coincide with #Nvidia declaring that microchips are "long term investible assets". We are being played, y'all.
Jacob had almost zero footprint, wiped his X before the post, and had only been at Anthropic for a few months. Within a few minutes of the WSJ dropping the story, he does his announcement post on the twitters, and is instantly boosted by some of the biggest names in the AI field, which is not how organic engagement works for an account with no followers. His follower count goes up by hundreds of thousands, he gets media attention everywhere, and suddenly everyone is talking about LLM like it's a mind, and not a computer with an OFF switch.
At the same time, Nvidia hard launches the term "AI Factory" to rebrand datacenters and try and raise 500 billion dollars from your retirement fund.
I dunno gang, I think I'm calling shenanigans on this.
@MissConstrue but he specifically said "this is not a marketing stunt." Surely someone conducting a marketing stunt would never say that.
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@MissConstrue but he specifically said "this is not a marketing stunt." Surely someone conducting a marketing stunt would never say that.
@weyoun6 oh well…that changes everything!
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You know the whole #Coxon #Anthropic "We're all gonna die" thing? It's kinda looking like paid astroturfing. Marketing psyop to coincide with #Nvidia declaring that microchips are "long term investible assets". We are being played, y'all.
Jacob had almost zero footprint, wiped his X before the post, and had only been at Anthropic for a few months. Within a few minutes of the WSJ dropping the story, he does his announcement post on the twitters, and is instantly boosted by some of the biggest names in the AI field, which is not how organic engagement works for an account with no followers. His follower count goes up by hundreds of thousands, he gets media attention everywhere, and suddenly everyone is talking about LLM like it's a mind, and not a computer with an OFF switch.
At the same time, Nvidia hard launches the term "AI Factory" to rebrand datacenters and try and raise 500 billion dollars from your retirement fund.
I dunno gang, I think I'm calling shenanigans on this.
Considering that these microchips last from months to a few years at most, where's the "long-term"? It's a scam...
"Marketing psyop to coincide with #Nvidia declaring that microchips are "long term investible assets". We are being played, y'all."
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@MissConstrue
I remember pre-dotcom bubble that most sane folks thought there was a crash coming. They just didn't know when. IIRC the crash came almost a year later than I though it would happen.Here we are at a moment that has been *screaming* imminent crash for almost two years.
But it keeps not happening. Is there something about everybody knowing a crash is coming that makes it so fintech bros can skirt an actual crash happening? The market just .. absorbs it somehow?@ohmu @MissConstrue Crashes always happen years later than you'd think. The Great Housing Bubble was obvious as heck by 2004, maybe earlier, but didn't fizzle until 2006 and didn't pop until 2008. In addition, you can see with this "AI will kill us all" propaganda operation (see receipts in this thread) they've gotten really sophisticated at PR to prop things up.
