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When mainstream media starts asking if something is a bubble, it's not only already been one for quite a while already, but it's about to pop.
yeah. I'm wondering if GPT-5 being a wet fart is going to be the thing that pops the bubble.
Was there a lot of hype surrounding the new launch? I didn’t really keep up with it.
Regardless, I think it’ll take a bigger disappointment to burst it. Maybe something on the corporate side, like big players not seeing a return of their investment.
Ohhh yes. Altmans promotion for it was the Death Star coming up from behind a planet.
Ohhh, it is. The big corporate hosters arent making much money and burning cash, and it’s not getting any better as specialized open models eat them from the bottom up.
GPT-OSS was kinda a flop too, even with decensoring.
AI isn’t gone, but the corporate side is realizing this is as good a way to make money as selling air.
Thanks, now my mental image of the AI bubble is now shit-coloured.
I don't know about that. I remember reading about the housing bubble in 2005 and it took 2 more years for it to pop