Unless you're not building graphics from scratch and competing with Nvidia, you're building just another wrapper that will soon be obsoleted by another company with billions of dollars.
In a gold rush, instead of selling large language models (LLMs), which are easily surpassed, sell the shovels, which are the graphic cards. Those are what give you the ultimate competitive advantage.
In the age of cars, rather than horses, you want to own the oil wells, not be the guy building the coffee cup holder.
The lower you sit in the technological stack, the more money, power, and leverage you will have in the age of AI.
In a gold rush, instead of selling large language models (LLMs), which are easily surpassed, sell the shovels, which are the graphic cards. Those are what give you the ultimate competitive advantage.
In the age of cars, rather than horses, you want to own the oil wells, not be the guy building the coffee cup holder.
The lower you sit in the technological stack, the more money, power, and leverage you will have in the age of AI.