I would, yes, given how unsustainable the whole AI industry looks like. It would be way, way better if they could figure out their things out before pushing so hard for the whole software world to adopt their experimental tech
I don’t see the problem with the technology not being available widely for way longer as it improves. If you think the current situation is a good one you’re not paying attention to how ridiculous the spending has been on the AI bet. What exists now is not sustainable at all, and is already the cause of a massive worldwide inflation. And so far no proof of improving companies ROI.
The AI push is going to damage our societies for a long time
It's irrelevant... The spending commitment OpenAI has for 2030 is larger than the projected AI infra market in 2030. And we still haven't seen a proof that agents contribute positively to consumers ROI. It's a capital misallocation problem, a number problem, that has nothing to do with subjective feelings regarding LLMs
no... please actually look at the information we know about AI vendors and how much debt they have. OpenAI is projected to have more than $20B in losses for 2026. They wouldn't _just_ need to make a shit ton of money, they would need to first become profitable, then do a shit ton of money while staying profitable, for multiple years, just to match their spending commitment. That's not even taking in account their ROC and company valuation
its now super clear that AI is a step improvement in coding, mathematics and other domains. the push for AI has worked out in hindsight.
there will always be people who will parrot the METR study and claim productivity didn't increase but its best to ignore them.