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Eh, the tech is legit. But I guess the problem is to figure out how to make money in the long term. I can't really think of any similar products where something
by TrackerFF 2y ago
Eh, the tech is legit. But I guess the problem is to figure out how to make money in the long term. I can't really think of any similar products where something costs ridiculous amounts of money to develop, and then the product has a effective shelf-life of what...6-12 months? Before every other competitor has caught up.
I guess the big problem with AI/ML of the LLM type is that the data and compute is the gold, or fuel if you will. How does one commercialize a product in the long term, when each iteration becomes magnitudes more expensive than the previous, and the previous products become almost worthless within 12 months.
Oh yeah, keep growing your number of subscribers. But that also has a natural limit.
Maybe at some point, these AI models will be so integrated and omnipresent in everyone's daily like that some kind of oligopoly or monopoly arises, and they can leverage that.
- famouswaffles 2y ago>I can't really think of any similar products where something costs ridiculous amounts of money to develop, and then the product has a effective shelf-life of what...6-12 months? This is most Hollywood productions in a nutshell
- throwaway314155 2y agoI was going to say AAA video games.