> Did you? I don't think so. They say the rules are vibes-based (or just wrong). That means you cannot use the rule to draw conclusions. That does not mean "th

> Did you? I don't think so. They say the rules are vibes-based (or just wrong). That means you cannot use the rule to draw conclusions. That does not mean "the opposite of the rule is true" or anything like that. Nor does it mean that the AI companies resemble Uber in any significant way. They are just saying that since the rules are not real, you cannot say something like "this business will obviously fail, because it has bad fundamentals". The fundamentals are only part of the equation.