ask the next 'A.I.' ya happen to see: "When will the A.I. bubble burst?" and one gets surprisingly similar versions of The Magic 8 Ball's: "Outlook hazy, try again later", here's one actual example:
> The timing of a potential AI bubble burst is uncertain, as it depends on various market factors and investor behavior. Some experts suggest that the current AI boom resembles past bubbles, but predicting an exact timeline is challenging.
I'm torn between being excited for this AI frothiness to start collapsing and fearing the fallout for the broader economy and all the innocents that will be impacted. But it's totally going to happen at some point.
"Turns out “we’ll figure out the business model later” is not, in fact, a business model."
It is if you are into pump and dump. Securities fraud is a very lucrative business model until you get caught. Just ask the late Bernie Madoff. Dude was practically a billionaire.
ask the next 'A.I.' ya happen to see: "When will the A.I. bubble burst?" and one gets surprisingly similar versions of The Magic 8 Ball's: "Outlook hazy, try again later", here's one actual example:
> The timing of a potential AI bubble burst is uncertain, as it depends on various market factors and investor behavior. Some experts suggest that the current AI boom resembles past bubbles, but predicting an exact timeline is challenging.
I'm torn between being excited for this AI frothiness to start collapsing and fearing the fallout for the broader economy and all the innocents that will be impacted. But it's totally going to happen at some point.
"Turns out “we’ll figure out the business model later” is not, in fact, a business model."
It is if you are into pump and dump. Securities fraud is a very lucrative business model until you get caught. Just ask the late Bernie Madoff. Dude was practically a billionaire.