I was born in 1997 and have no clue how the .com bubble looked like. With the way they are advertising AI right now (it will solve every problem on earth) it just annoys me, and what’s worse people who aren’t in the ML/DL field are buying it too. I am just curious how the .com was like and how it compares to the current AI bubble?
Cursor.sh is an IDE I keep going back to for a new subscription. My ChatGPT account is now over 1 year subscribed. This comes from a person who hates subscriptions: I pirate all my music and shows, and even went 2 years without a phone plan. But damn does AI enhance my productivity, and the AI powered code tools have helped me launch several buisness attempts over the last 2 years.
I recently met a founder who works on AI agents - something similar to skyvern.com. He has multiple enterprise clients and 6 employees, despite being late to the party (only starting last year)
So basically, I’m calling your premise of “not generating wealth” false.
If you’re going to use quotes then at least make sure you quote me correctly. I didn’t say that it wouldn’t generate wealth - read my post again. I said “very little of value [is] being generated by most end users”.
I can see why you need AI.
https://techcrunch.com/2025/01/05/openai-is-losing-money-on-its-pricey-chatgpt-pro-plan-ceo-sam-altman-says/
Not sure if it’s the case for all subscriptions though.
Ok. You’re still wrong in reality.