Thanks for correcting and adding to my statement on how severe this whole thing is, I have it in my head but I'm a bit shit at elaboration. Also I knew it was one of the big three but I couldn't remember if it was Ford or GM.

Oh I got what you meant I just disagree. My point was that AI is a money burning party with nothing to show unlike basically any other industry, even if you bail them out once they'll likely need to be bailed out again by the next quarter since they don't really have a product to sell. Not even getting into all the debt a lot of these companies have or any future contracts that have been signed.

Point is even if they are bailed out it will amount to doing a blood transfusion on someone with an actively bleeding artery. They are far more likely to wipe everything else out than succeed, though I wouldn't be surprised if that was the end goal for dipshits like Thiel. Maybe it's a weird but of optism but I can't quite see enough congresscritters siding with that since basically all of them gain their power through the government and the current economic systems continued existence.