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Re: what does AI know?
Reply #90 - Mar 1st, 2026 at 7:03pm
 
lee wrote on Mar 1st, 2026 at 6:34pm:
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My question?

What do the terms  "aggregate demand' and 'aggregate supply'  mean, in macroeconomics.

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Wow. possibly no validity? Grin Grin Grin Grin


Just as I expected   - you can't even comprehend the answer as given ie "no consensus on it's validity" which you changed (in your ideologically crippled brain) to " possibly NO validity.

My  task - re the "intense debate among economists" - is to establish its validity via reason and first principles as presented by a large school of heterodox  economists (see the MMT thread);  yours is to  defend the Neoclassical 'money scarcity'/'taxpayer money' delusions.

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So nothing to do with your unique tax deductions. Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin


Er...MMT posits that taxes - and unique tax benefits - are not required to fund  a money issuer. 

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Why don't you want to tell us that question?


Careful - you are compounding error upon error; what happened to your research 
on the question you asked me to supply (which I dutifully did),  for you to test in the AI model of your choice?


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Re: what does AI know?
Reply #91 - Mar 1st, 2026 at 8:33pm
 
thegreatdivide wrote on Mar 1st, 2026 at 7:03pm:
you can't even comprehend the answer as given ie "no consensus on it's validity" which you changed (in your ideologically crippled brain) to " possibly NO validity.



So no consensus on its validity mean it is definitely valid in some way? Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin

thegreatdivide wrote on Mar 1st, 2026 at 7:03pm:
Er...MMT posits that taxes - and unique tax benefits - are not required to fund  a money issuer. 


That was not your argument. You stated that Australian landlords had "unique tax benefits". Roll Eyes

thegreatdivide wrote on Mar 1st, 2026 at 7:03pm:
Careful - you are compounding error upon error; what happened to your research
on the question you asked me to supply (which I dutifully did),  for you to test in the AI model of your choice?


No I asked you to do it. You didn't. You were "too busy". Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin

So you haven't proven that AI knows anything, it merely quotes from other web pages. That is not intelligent.

If every model is intelligent why do models get it wrong?

I did ask you your question on Australia's "unique tax benefits", which you have signally failed to do.
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Reply #92 - Yesterday at 5:04am
 
I've been noticing a few tiny little shifts in the dispensation of 'knowledge' - clearly influenced by whoever is paid to input this stuff to the AInet.

It is inevitable that like Wikipedia and other sources of raw data, bias and such will creep in - and who would not feel the very real fear that most of those doing this 'work' are going to be the Alleged Woke in their mental and psychiatric slumber, and even those with an absolute bias, such as the sheep thinkers of the world who think they think but only do so as a group?  Some such will even be DEIs so as to 'give a broader outlook' and 'interpretation' of 'knowledge'.

I warned you of Garbage in = Garbage Out ... and this AI madness is THE most likely thing to bring about mass indoctrination, given its birthplace in the social media, which already are becoming twisted beyond belief in the style of 'thinking' being put about as the New Reality.

I told you so..... been warning you accurately for years now about what will BE wrong and used to create wrong....

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