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Largely because of AI hype. We'll see some real consequences once that bubble pops
by estimator7292 1y ago
Largely because of AI hype. We'll see some real consequences once that bubble pops
- razodactyl 1y agoI'm not sure where to stand on this statement so I can only sit back and watch: I thought we would meet another AI winter ~2015 when we saturated computer vision and classification problems - then things started taking off for a little bit but settled but then things really took off... You're still likely right as things must always come down but what if it doesn't.
- trenchpilgrim 1y agoI was riding through a town in Nevada with less than 200 people the other day. There was a billboard advertising that readme.com now supported MCP servers. If that isn't a bubble I don't know what is. Remember, the dotcom bubble didn't mean the internet was a dead technology. It meant that money was being invested into ideas that didn't pan out into profit.