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Meh. Crashes come when there was no real business value. I use AI all day and I’m sure I’m not the only one.
Not so fun.
Meh. Crashes come when there was no real business value. I use AI all day and I’m sure I’m not the only one.
nothing ever happens
Meh. Crashes come when there was no real business value. I use AI all day and I’m sure I’m not the only one.
Meh. Crashes come when there was no real business value. I use AI all day and I’m sure I’m not the only one.
The author isn't exactly a thought leader in the space, or really any space for that matter. Opinion worth nothing.
The author isn't exactly a thought leader in the space, or really any space for that matter. Opinion worth nothing.
Nvidia will be Cisco of this era. Cisco was the worlds most valuable company when dot-com bubble peaked, went down almost 90% in 2 years. There was lots of "dark fiber" all around (fiber optic cable already installed but not used).
I think OpenAI and most small AI companies go down. Microsoft, Google, Meta scale down, write down losses but keep going and don't stop research.
I hope AI bubble leaves behind massive amounts of cloud compute that companies are forced to sell at the price of the electricity and upkeep for years. New startups with new ideas can build upon it.
Investors will feel poor, crypto market will crash and so on.
Meh. Crashes come when there was no real business value. I use AI all day and I’m sure I’m not the only one.
a) AI is an extremely useful productivity tool to accomplish tasks that other programming paradigms can't do.
b) Investment in AI is disproportionate to the impact of (a), leading to a low probability of sufficient ROI.