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Microsoft CEO wants you to stop calling AI "slop" in 2026
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That's more of a bet, which is the other word I keep seeing used about a.i.'s financial prospects. More or less the same thing though, so yeah.
Explain the fundamental difference between "hope" and "bet".
Refer to the second sentence above. But I guess, with a bet, there's money involved. Hope doesn't specifically require that.
In other words, hope isn't necessarily a bet but a bet is always a hope. Which was my point.