> If someone's AI tech does end up "changing the future" then how would you not be incorrect if you had previously said it was vaporware? "This product is vapo

> If someone's AI tech does end up "changing the future" then how would you not be incorrect if you had previously said it was vaporware? "This product is vaporware" doesn't mean "This product is impossible and can never come to fruition." Vaporware is "software or hardware that has been advertised but is not yet available to buy, either because it is only a concept or because it is still being written or designed." It doesn't matter even slightly if Altman and Huffington's app will materialize and change the universe; it's still vaporware. It's just what the word means.