AI is massively underpriced at the present time. That's what's driven adoption so hard, along with the hype.
Once that ends, the prices will rise, quite a bit, and this will cause demand destruction, possibly causing most?? of the big players to fail. The thing is, even if we end up awash in AI hardware and RAM, the power to run it is a major part of the cost, and that's not going to get cheaper.
So, in a few years, there will be far, far less AI in use. We'll all be fine.
Once that ends, the prices will rise, quite a bit, and this will cause demand destruction, possibly causing most?? of the big players to fail. The thing is, even if we end up awash in AI hardware and RAM, the power to run it is a major part of the cost, and that's not going to get cheaper.
So, in a few years, there will be far, far less AI in use. We'll all be fine.