You make a solid point, the financials will ultimately decide how far this goes, as with most things in business. That said, I don’t think it quite echoes Echo

You make a solid point, the financials will ultimately decide how far this goes, as with most things in business. That said, I don’t think it quite echoes Echo (that pun might be intentional) or maybe it does, financially speaking. For me, this wave feels different: deeper integration, broader scale, and real-time utility. I agree, if the returns don’t hold up, a major correction isn’t off the table. It reminds me a bit of the smartphone era, rapid adoption, strong dependence. I guess, the difference is, that phones had clear monetization paths. With AI, we’re still betting. The bigger question for me is, if this all collapses, what happens to the workflows and investments already built around it?