This is why AI bros can’t be taken seriously. Their slop generator above the foundation of human societies.

Or the internet. Or telephony. Or even fucking fax.

They said the same about social media. Don’t conflate value creation with value capture. It can often lag, which creates the appearance of a bubble. To me, engagement through the roof and costs rapidly declining is the definition of value rapidly scaling up (scaling in this context specifically meaning reach going up while costs decline). Value capture is lagging behind but that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s a bubble. I’m certainly open to the possibility it’s a bubble, but that’s not what my firsthand experience is telling me or any of the aggregate numbers.

We’re in the early innings of the AI transformation. You might be right but we’re talking about less than 5 years of AI, versus decades for what you cited

that is covered by a bullet point in the linked slide deck, but it seems they can claim faster adoption, as people already have those things. a computer in 1990 was crazy expensive, then infrastructure for ISPs, etc. it seems supremely disingenuous.