The bubble is slowly popping, investment isn't able to keep up

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A discussion about the AI industry bubble, noting that investment is not keeping up with consumer demand, leading to service limits and potential unaffordability. The author argues that overvaluation and speculative investment will cause a correction, affecting smaller players.

the investments are not keeping up with the demand, starting with open ai shutting sora and claude being absurd with their limits, it's slowly becoming very clear that the cheap commodity we use everyday is slowly showing the side effects of being overvalued and running purely on speculative investments. VC money is clearly unable to keep up with the growing consumer demand and I'd say enjoy your fill of cheap ai tokens or free usage and make the most of it asap before it becomes unaffordable or the premier models become inaccessible. If anyone thinks otherwise, prove me wrong. Any unique thoughts on this? EDIT: When I said the bubble is popping, I am not exactly talking about these models increasing the price, but I'm talking about the need and implications of them doing so in the long run. If consumers don't have money or jobs the bubble will burst. If all companies except the 3 giants are unable to convert clients with new costs the bubble will burst. Gemini increasing the limits is definitely a good business strategy, but it also means that there was a need for reducing costs even at cost of losing customers or giving bad experience. Also lemme remind that a bubble bursting doesn't mean gemini or anthropic will die, it means everyone else in the sector will.
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