> I would not have been surprised if the answer was also 5% Given the sensitivity of the market with any company perceived to be lagging behind AI developments

> I would not have been surprised if the answer was also 5% Given the sensitivity of the market with any company perceived to be lagging behind AI developments, I wouldn't be surprised that their stock price would drop by a couple % if the demo underwhelmed. So the whole thing is basically a ethical question of "how far can we go with polishing our demo until it becomes an unacceptable fake?" In an ideal world you'd never want to be caught in such a dilemma.