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If I'm reading that correctly, then 59% of them claim to plan to use AI, 11% of them claim to use AI and 0 of the AI buyers (absolute number) claim that AI pays
by marcosdumay 20d ago
If I'm reading that correctly, then 59% of them claim to plan to use AI, 11% of them claim to use AI and 0 of the AI buyers (absolute number) claim that AI pays for its costs.
Is it really that? AI is still heavily subsidized.
- epsteingpt 20d agoCorrect - it could be evolving. Apollo (credit) notes that AI isn't showing up in the bottom line of any companies besides the ones making it right now. This isn't concerning for such a new technology, but if the trend continues it would be fatal. Imagine how many businesses benefitted from the railroads at first - almost none because no one had freight to ship. Same kind of thing - the connective tissue is taking time. But the catastrophic adoption of the technology could be what leads to its downfall.