At the moment we could make only one conclusion: AI already disruptive technology and it's using already good enough for wide adoption of already existing model

At the moment we could make only one conclusion: AI already disruptive technology and it's using already good enough for wide adoption of already existing models; from other side, it is not universal tech, and nobody knows when it become universal, and in current staTE it is impossible to sustain growth to universal. To be more clear, AI is just semiconductor application, which is now growing faster them Moore law, nothing more. And it is possible to change state to highly regulated, so AI will be monopolized and limited to academy environment and to big corporations (which could pass regulations), and this could make it profitable, at cost of growth slowing. But tough regulations are against market competition, this will not be done, I believe.