I’d say we are at the peak of inflated expectations, exactly where they want things to be for the IPOs as they unload their bags on the public. There will be an absolutely massive crash that will destroy the stock market, you’ll finally be able to buy ram and a hard drive again, and then AI will really take your job in the plateau of productivity that comes much later.
Uber rides were never going to get cheaper over time without robot drivers. A software product is not the same thing. It could get cheaper to serve over time.
Not comparable - drivers and space in a city is inherently limited, while there is no limit on GPU manufacturers, datacenter probividers, or LLM companies
I’d say we are at the peak of inflated expectations, exactly where they want things to be for the IPOs as they unload their bags on the public. There will be an absolutely massive crash that will destroy the stock market, you’ll finally be able to buy ram and a hard drive again, and then AI will really take your job in the plateau of productivity that comes much later.