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Are AI executives begging for immunity from damage they created? Is the sudden concern about "humanity" a smokescreen for a technology with a 95% failure rate? Have AI executives been making knowingly false promises for years (i.e. fraud)? What do you think? www.thedataexperts.us/writing/ente...

thedataexperts.usEnterprise AI Failure Rate: Why 95% Fail, per MIT (2025)MIT's 2025 NANDA study found 95% of GenAI pilots return no measurable value. The root causes, the ROI gap, and what the 5% that succeed do differently.

Spend $1M a day, every day, and it would take about 3,000 years to spend $1T. Why? Because a trillion is a million million. And a million days is about three thousand years. For scale, the average human lives about 22,000 days.

As is, this is stupid and shows just how materialistic and selfish we are as a nation. Give me a calculator that shows how far that would go towards healthcare for all, hunger, and homelessness.

Let’s start with your morning coffee. 16,000 cups (almost 44 years’ worth of caffeine) would afford you slightly more than a median house down payment ($80,000)—but would leave Musk with a 12-figure fortune. www.wired.com/story/spend-...

You clearly need to be more ambitious, so let’s try and buy “rich people stuff.” We’ve tried with race horses, lawyers, Boeing 737s and almost 7 times the aircraft carriers the US military has. It still left us with more than $12 billion. www.wired.com/story/spend-...

Y'all need to stop pretending he actually has $1 trillion dollars to spend... he's a scammer deeply in debt relying on the government he destroyed to fund his delusional scifi fantasies that he will never achieve.

Tax him out of existence. That's how I'd spend his money. A third of his wealth could provide healthcare. Cancel his government contracts.