[londons_explore]

The printing press was good enough for product market fit back in the 1700's. But now it isn't.

Last year's AI models will be the same. Do you want to spend 3 hours prompting free AI to fix your code or 1 hour prompting AI you paid $20 for?

[an0malous]

That's only if these AI companies can keep improving their model performance faster than open source options can keep up. I don't think performance will keep scaling with more training data, and even if it does they've likely already used the entire history of content created by humans for training. Everything points towards diminishing returns in an increasingly crowded space of competitors, there's no other reason for these companies to be rushing to an IPO if they felt secure in their market positioning.