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Add that in the dotcom bubble, internet-flavored growth had never happened before, so it was relatively harder to predict the growth of (say) Google. But today
by choppaface 2y ago
Add that in the dotcom bubble, internet-flavored growth had never happened before, so it was relatively harder to predict the growth of (say) Google.
But today, deep-learning-flavored growth is a 10-year-old concept, and LLMs largely have leverage over existing (versus quite new) business models. There will probably be fewer new monopolies versus the dotcom era; in particular OpenAI has lots of competition.