Sure, but do the math. It doesn’t work out yet. This stuff burns money and energy. Either revenue has to go up A LOT or costs do have to come down A LOT (or quality has to suffer by using smaller models).
Electricity will become very cheap during the day at least with solar continuing its declining trajectory.
Ironic how you can contradict yourself without realizing. The fact that something "came back", meant it WAS a bubble that popped.
The former can be overvalued (see housing pre-2008), but we'll never come to the conclusion that it's useless or only needed in niche use cases. In that case, the item itself isn't really the bubble. The bubble is in what enables the irrational prices (e.g. subprime mortgages).
The latter can definitely be a bubble where the technology just isn't useful for a given use case (or at all).
Housing is back …
Dotcom came back…
Nothing was a bubble. Dotcom was into a new paradigm shift with mobile in less then a decade. These aren’t even significant timelines when you think about it.
So you pull out of the AI hype today, fine. These past recent bubbles show that everything ramps back up within five years.
AI-is-hype people are delusional. The computer has never been able to do what it’s doing today. We could only dream of it.