https://isaiprofitable.com/

Addicted users will soon start paying for a subscription.

"The AI economy is circular: Google funds Anthropic, Anthropic runs on Google Cloud, Amazon funds Anthropic, Microsoft co-invests with OpenAI. This means aggregate industry figures double-count some revenue flows."

Ah, concern addressed.

Where's Palantir?

"Venture capital looks at valuations and growth, not necessarily at profit or revenue. So you don’t actually have to invest in technology that works, or that even makes a profit, you simply have to have a narrative that is compelling enough to float those valuations. So you see this repetitive and exhausting hype cycle as a feature in this industry. A couple of years ago, you would have been asking me about the metaverse, then last year, you would have asked me about Web3 and crypto, and for each of these inflection points there’s an Andreessen Horowitz manifesto."

"It’s not simply that one piece of technology is overhyped, it’s that hype is a necessary ingredient of the current business ecosystem of the tech industry. We should examine how often the financial incentive for hype is rewarded without any real social returns, without any meaningful progress in technology, without these tools and services and worlds ever actually manifesting. That’s key to understanding the growing chasm between the narrative of techno-optimists and the reality of our tech-encumbered world."

— Meredith Whittaker, Signal CEO, to Derek Robertson. "5 Questions for Meredith Whittaker". Politico, 2023-12-01.

https://www.politico.com/newsletters/digital-future-daily/2023/12/01/5-questions-for-meredith-whittaker-00129677

Nvidia, meanwhile...

The market will eventually adjust to fit the actual worth of this new technology, and if that adjustment is downwards, you'd better not be too exposed to the financial fallout that would take place. (Many large players are way too leveraged into this.)

However, I already have a list of articles to write, including outlines that I'm putting on paper before starting to write the actual content on my PC.

Funny that a lot of people are using static website generators these days. I myself use one as well. Didn't actually find one to my liking but managed to make a simple one w/ Python and the Python Markdown lib.

It seems everyone reaches that moment in life where they just want noise-free work, no distractions, no bs. Just write, generate, publish.

This is interesting on where they invested next (TL;DR - they are attempting to own the whole supply chain, based on much cheaper silicon tech):
https://dataconomy.com/2025/11/11/the-why-behind-softbank-nvidia-stake-sale/

Once the first grifters leave, the bubble's days are numbered I rekon (I hope!).