When energy the power grid goes offline permanently. People that have really good solar/battery setups may be able to run it locally but their model will be less likely to get updated as the internet would be a thing of the past. At this point people will be more concerned with drinkable water, food, keeping invaders off their land, rare moments they can sleep, diseases, etc... There are many great filters ahead. At this point big-data+LLM "AI" hype would be no more.
Right query would be "When will AI hype disappear?"
Its a battle between AI-tool VS AI-Boss
And two days ago, it did solve a nasty network issue that we had been investigating in two for two hours with no results. I just described the issue and our findings, it read the code, pointed to a seemingly completely unrelated env var, and said: "I bet this is true on the other environment". And it was right.
Fatty teams will become lean. productivity will become 10x. Shipping feels fast.
These signals feels right at first for acceleration.
Once complexity factor starts to creep in every SAAS will need human intervention to scale it forward .
The same applies to AI, and the timescale will be much longer than that.