“The New Stock Market Guru” Serenity: AI May Be the Most Disruptive Technology in Human History
Svmuu News: “The New Stock Guru” Serenity posted on X, stating that she believes AI may be the most disruptive technology in human history, with an impact comparable to that of the Agricultural and Industrial Revolutions. Serenity pointed out that companies such as Anthropic, OpenAI, and xAI are racing to develop superintelligence. If AI can help achieve breakthroughs in cutting-edge technologies—such as conquering cancer and accelerating quantum computing—the economic impact will be immeasurable. Furthermore, if AI replaces the workforce on a large scale, it could significantly boost corporate profitability. Serenity also stated that, from a strategic perspective—including warfare, national security, and cybersecurity—the U.S. government has strong incentives to continue advancing AI infrastructure development. Even if the training and inference of large language models yield limited profits, the U.S. is likely to support the industry through incentives and subsidies to ensure it maintains its leading position in the global AI race.
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