Deepseek is really killing it if that's their total spend
Is AI Profitable Yet?
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#22Deepseek is really killing it if that's their total spend
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#24For a rapidly growing new line of business, this isn't bad at all.
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#25To be honest whatever author wanted to say there three categories of AI related companies: hardware manufacturers, cloud providers and purely AI companies. Only the later have something to lose if AI bubble gone by tomorrow. Everyone else will just stay with grown capacity and reuse infrastructure for whatever. Not listing other hardware companies is just dishinest. AI is not a crypto mining where resources are just…
AI is exactly like crypto mining in that Nvidia is the one who profited from both
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#26Deepseek is really killing it if that's their total spend
Yeah. Meta on the other hand. Ouch.
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#271. Outspend and outlast your competition until you have market dominance. Win over and lock in your customers with sweetheart deals.
2. Enshittify and squeeze your customers to pay back your debt.
If you're using AI, you're not paying the true cost right now because we're in phase 1. Be ready for phase 2.
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#29I know a traditional SaaS company I worked for that IPO’d years ago and still has no signs that they can be profitable (and many others like it) and nobody seems particularly concerned.
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#30For a rapidly growing new line of business, this isn't bad at all.
Yeah, my first impression when I saw this was: if this is accurate, the situation is not nearly as bad as I thought. I do wonder why Nvida is included, though. If you include the company that all of the frontier models are pouring money into, of course the net (expenditure - profits) of the collective is going to be closer to zero :-)