Ok. Thanks for clarifying.

Although I am pretty sure AI is already used in the medical field for research and diagnosis. This “AI everywhere” trend you are seeing is the result of everyone trying to stick and use AI in every which way.

The thing about the AI boom is that lots of money is being invested into all fields. A bubble pop would result in investment money drying up everywhere, not make access to AI more affordable as you are suggesting.

You and OP are misunderstanding what is meant by good and cheap.

It’s not cheap from a resource perspective like you say. However that is irrelevant for the end user. It’s “cheap” already because it is either free or costs considerably less for the user than the cost of the resources used. OpenAI or Meta or Twitter are paying the cost. You do not need to pay for a monthly subscription to use AI.

So the quality of the content created is not limited by cost.

If the AI bubble popped, this won’t improve AI quality.

AI is good and cheap now because businesses are funding it at a loss, so not sure what you mean here.

The problem is that it’s cheap, so that anyone can make whatever they want and most people make low quality slop, hence why it’s not “good” in your eyes.

Making a cheap or efficient AI doesn’t help the end user in any way.

Why is this a shit post? This is like straight out of Silicon Valley.

Jodie Foster is a real one