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