Yes, but only in the programming sense of productivity, not in the economic sense. When prices stop being subsidised and the novelty wears off, this will boil d

Yes, but only in the programming sense of productivity, not in the economic sense. When prices stop being subsidised and the novelty wears off, this will boil down to the question of how much money is that worth? We're already seeing an inflation in such projects, which are becoming hard to even show off. It could be similar to 3D printers. Fun and valuable, with a market size of $25B, but not quite world-changing (I'm not saying AI won't be world-changing, only that this tinkering aspect may not be).