Unrealistic expectations and overzealous investment into AI signal that in the short term there may be widespread user disillusionment with promising AI start-ups, a regulatory backlash, and outright failures of AI-powered start-ups. In the long term, however, the AI systems that work in problem-solving mode will be valuable, especially in healthcare and education. I would like to solicit predictions on which AI-powered firms, jobs, and social norms will endure this reset, and which non-hype, measurable standards will replace the present, overhyped proof-of-concept demonstrations.
NodeJSGeek on
StackOverflow has been used 95% less already. I think the great AI tools owner like ChatGPT and Gemini will rule the world including most of the money in the world. We’d rely so much on AI.
Fairlife_WholeMilk on
Well if you ask my friends AI will take over all computers in the next 5 years
DonManuel on
That said, Google might be one of the few to already make some money with AI. Less fake pics or videos, less AI text in social web comments, that’s a price I’m willing to pay for the bubble bursting.
Vic_Hedges on
A lot of people will lose a lot of money.
thats about it. What happened when the dotcom bubble burst?
llamapositif on
Worse, when will more billionaires with personal political agendas from AI and the bilking of investors pop up and destroy our political systems with the help of antagonistic foreign governments and propagandized press?
creaturefeature16 on
What even is this website? What qualifications do they have to speak on it? Seems like speculative conjecture with some wishful thinking.Â
dustofdeath on
It’s not a bubble.
AI actually works and functions. It’s constantly improving.
It generates value and results.
It’s overused and hyped in some areas, but it’s here to stay.
Other systems will collapse and vanish. But this is a very large cat that no longer fits into the small bag.
Significant-Dog-8166 on
I think at some point it won’t be affordable to continue using AI to make videos of humanoid cat people telling strange stories of betrayal and revenge. That can’t possibly be a profitable business model that outweighs the costs of the datacenters.
dranaei on
Why is everyone suddenly talking about “The ai bubble”?
Ai’s are still advancing. Is this some fetish of you guys or wishful thinking? Are you so desperate for them to fail?
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Unrealistic expectations and overzealous investment into AI signal that in the short term there may be widespread user disillusionment with promising AI start-ups, a regulatory backlash, and outright failures of AI-powered start-ups. In the long term, however, the AI systems that work in problem-solving mode will be valuable, especially in healthcare and education. I would like to solicit predictions on which AI-powered firms, jobs, and social norms will endure this reset, and which non-hype, measurable standards will replace the present, overhyped proof-of-concept demonstrations.
StackOverflow has been used 95% less already. I think the great AI tools owner like ChatGPT and Gemini will rule the world including most of the money in the world. We’d rely so much on AI.
Well if you ask my friends AI will take over all computers in the next 5 years
That said, Google might be one of the few to already make some money with AI. Less fake pics or videos, less AI text in social web comments, that’s a price I’m willing to pay for the bubble bursting.
A lot of people will lose a lot of money.
thats about it. What happened when the dotcom bubble burst?
Worse, when will more billionaires with personal political agendas from AI and the bilking of investors pop up and destroy our political systems with the help of antagonistic foreign governments and propagandized press?
What even is this website? What qualifications do they have to speak on it? Seems like speculative conjecture with some wishful thinking.Â
It’s not a bubble.
AI actually works and functions. It’s constantly improving.
It generates value and results.
It’s overused and hyped in some areas, but it’s here to stay.
Other systems will collapse and vanish. But this is a very large cat that no longer fits into the small bag.
I think at some point it won’t be affordable to continue using AI to make videos of humanoid cat people telling strange stories of betrayal and revenge. That can’t possibly be a profitable business model that outweighs the costs of the datacenters.
Why is everyone suddenly talking about “The ai bubble”?
Ai’s are still advancing. Is this some fetish of you guys or wishful thinking? Are you so desperate for them to fail?