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 It's open source software. You are free to build your own copy. If you leave out the censorship agent it will then be happy to discuss Tiananmen Square with you. For a business, this is probably a better idea than shipping all your data to a Chinese server then asking it what you should do next.Albermarle said:Also apparently if you ask it about Tiannamen square, it refuses to answer.1
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            1) Do you really believe everything...or maybe anything...coming out of China?
 2) Short term fluctuation in markets are to be expected.
 3) Who's looking at balances anyway? With a sensible asset allocation you should be ok over the long term which is what matters.
 4) There's a lot of hype in AI so just calm down.
 Bottom line is it's all a storm in a China tea cut.And so we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.0
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 I'm waiting for someone to uncover that it was all just a ploy by the Chinese government to short Nvidia, and the "AI" is actually just tens of thousands of government empolyees sitting in warehouses answering questions.Bostonerimus1 said:1) Do you really believe everything...or maybe anything...coming out of China?
 2) Short term fluctuation in markets are to be expected.
 3) Who's looking at balances anyway? With a sensible asset allocation you should be ok over the long term which is what matters.
 4) There's a lot of hype in AI so just calm down.
 Bottom line is it's all a storm in a China tea cut.
 Not a sustainable business model, but they won't need it to be now they have aquired Nvidia's 500 Billion missing marked cap! • The rich buy assets. • The rich buy assets.
 • The poor only have expenses.
 • The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.4
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 At Chinese pay rates it could well be sustainable 😁vacheron said:
 I'm waiting for someone to uncover that it was all just a ploy by the Chinese government to short Nvidia, and the "AI" is actually just tens of thousands of government empolyees sitting in warehouses answering questions.Bostonerimus1 said:1) Do you really believe everything...or maybe anything...coming out of China?
 2) Short term fluctuation in markets are to be expected.
 3) Who's looking at balances anyway? With a sensible asset allocation you should be ok over the long term which is what matters.
 4) There's a lot of hype in AI so just calm down.
 Bottom line is it's all a storm in a China tea cut.
 Not a sustainable business model, but they won't need it to be now they have aquired Nvidia's 500 Billion missing marked cap! 1 1
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 Thought the timing of the announcement was spot on. Trump may not be the master of the universe he thinks he is.vacheron said:
 I'm waiting for someone to uncover that it was all just a ploy by the Chinese government to short Nvidia, and the "AI" is actually just tens of thousands of government empolyees sitting in warehouses answering questions.Bostonerimus1 said:1) Do you really believe everything...or maybe anything...coming out of China?
 2) Short term fluctuation in markets are to be expected.
 3) Who's looking at balances anyway? With a sensible asset allocation you should be ok over the long term which is what matters.
 4) There's a lot of hype in AI so just calm down.
 Bottom line is it's all a storm in a China tea cut.
 Not a sustainable business model, but they won't need it to be now they have aquired Nvidia's 500 Billion missing marked cap! 0 0
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 Exactly, and the media have a vested interest in making it sound like a second Black Monday apocalypse, however if you look at the five-year chart it is nothing more than a very tiny blip at the top of an extraordinarily high peak!IvanOpinion said:Many tech stocks are very over priced at the minute so it will take very little to knock some of them off their perch.• The rich buy assets.
 • The poor only have expenses.
 • The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.1
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 Just had a look at VWRP which is a large chunk of my holdings. Price about where it was 2 weeks ago.vacheron said:
 Exactly, and the media have a vested interest in making it sound like a second Black Monday apocalypse, however if you look at the five-year chart it is nothing more than a very tiny blip at the top of an extraordinarily high peak!IvanOpinion said:Many tech stocks are very over priced at the minute so it will take very little to knock some of them off their perch.
 "Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance" - Confucius1
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            The heady dot com days of BT when it's shares traded at over £20. Or Amazon when it reached $1113 only to fall back to $5.51 The totally insane market valuation placed on Last Minute.Com. As many investors bought the hype and couldn't grasp the fundanmental financial reality of the business world.1
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 … and after personally seeing all those come and go, those 20 years younger than me still wonder why I remain so sceptical about cyber currency and NFT’s, despite working in a hi-tech industry. 😊Hoenir said:The heady dot com days of BT when it's shares traded at over £20. Or Amazon when it reached $1113 only to fall back to $5.51 The totally insane market valuation placed on Last Minute.Com. As many investors bought the hype and couldn't grasp the fundanmental financial reality of the business world.• The rich buy assets.
 • The poor only have expenses.
 • The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.2
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