This week, we're taking a deep dive into the "AI bubble" and exploring why some experts are concerned.
Are we in a bubble? Despite massive investments—as much as $40 billion—a recent MIT report reveals that 95% of companies have seen little to no return on their generative AI initiatives.
We'll explore why some experts, including Sam Altman, are comparing today’s AI boom to the dot-com bubble, and why the "dream" might be outpacing reality.
Why do so many LLMs rely on Reddit for 40% of their data? We discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly of this information source.
A look at the surprising chart showing a dramatic drop in ChatGPT usage after June 6, suggesting that a significant number of users might be using it for "homework."
Is AI responsible for recent layoffs, or are companies using it as an excuse to cut costs? We break down the likely combination of both.
We'll get my final thoughts on whether this is a true bubble ready to pop or just a much-needed slowdown in the pace of AI innovation.
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