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It's not always going to be like this. I genuinely think the AI bubble is going to pop and the whole way AI is viewed will change.
I was there for the dotcom bubble. When it popped the Internet didn't go away, it just settled into the tool it was designed to be.
LLMs won't be uninvented... they'll just become tools.
The hyperscale bullshit will fail when the bubble pops. The only way those models can continue is with unlimited free money. Unless the government steps in to run the data centers (and it might) they're all going to collapse.
But, local open models will keep getting use as tools long after the hyperscalers are done.
Expensive, highly specialized, and sparingly used tools due to needing to reflect their actual cost