>is talked to death by zitron
Yes, Zitron talks all the time. Loudly and insultingly. Here's a suggestion: he should put his money where his mouth is. If he honestly thinks the market for AI is actually 100x smaller than reported and ready to collapse any moment now, he could easily bet against the market. He could earn millions and look like a genius. Make it all public, let his fans join too. You could join. Why not? He supposedly knows the hard truths, he brought the receipts, etc.
But he won't. That's too real. Endlessly prophesying the end of AI is more lucrative.
>You can't just "no" this.
Fundamentally my argument is that the media has little say in this. Take all the new releases this week. Another ~200 million new users will shuffle their way in. Not through fear or fervor, just basic curiosity and a need for getting things done. Models will continue to get better and this trend will continue. It's just how it is.
>I didn't say that and I don't think that. That last paragraph's basically bait.
In any case, I'll leave the Sam Altman discussion to you and Ed.