Gary Marcus

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Score 20
4/25/2024, 9:11:21 PM
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David Todd
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@GaryMarcus Seems a little disingenuous to look at one day of Meta pricing vs years of TSLA pricing when looking YTD would give you the best picture of how the market is currently treating both companies. Regardless, I enjoy your commentary & blog.
Gary Marcus
@GaryMarcus
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@DavidMTodd meta dropped 10.5% in a day, read the news.

and tesla is priced way higher than other car companies; elon himself will tell you that’s because of speculation that they will succeed in driverless cars.
David Todd
@DavidMTodd
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@GaryMarcus Meta public, up 27.5% YTD. Punishing? OpenAI private. How is the market rewarding OpenAI? And Musk?
Gary Marcus
@GaryMarcus
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So weird the way the market is punishing Zuck for being realistic about the challenges in AI while rewarding Elon and Sam for making lavish promises they are unlikely to be able to keep.

Especially when they are all working on essentially the same kind of tech.

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