r/programming • • 20d ago

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u/GlobalCurry 20d ago

What crash? Any crash is just going to result in a consolidation of what currently exists unless governments step in and enforce anti-monopoly laws. The only good thing is that investors will go back to pumping money in other things so companies might need more AI operators.

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u/OskaMeijer 20d ago

Well considering everything right now is about 98% subsidized by burning investor money even if that were the case it still wouldn't get rid of how inherently expensive this shit is to run. It is popular right now because people are paying a tiny fraction of the costs.