Re: AI running out of juice

On Sat, 15 Mar 2025, Retrograde wrote:
 

https://www.theregister.com/2025/03/14/ai_running_out_of_juice/
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AI running out of juice despite Microsoft's hard squeezing
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Biz leaders still dream of obedient agents replacing workers. In the
actual workplace, they're going AWOL iconSteven J. Vaughan-Nichols Fri
14 Mar 2025 // 12:38 UTC
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OPINION I am so sick and tired of AI hype. I'm not the only one.
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Yeah, with the release of ChatGPT-3.5 in November 2022, AI became a
huge deal. Now, though, the AI revolution, once heralded as the next
big leap for businesses worldwide, is facing a sobering reality check.
Recent data reveals a marked slowdown in AI adoption.
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The simple truth is that AI is not living up to its rep.

 
Oh there will be an AI crash, no doubt about it. What I am currently
working on is to try an get a feel for when.
 
Given the fact that common people are talking AI is a good indicator
that the crash is near.
 
I think there will several factors that will come together. Trade wars,
governments borrowing more money, AI not delivering, a massive shift to
government spending on useless military junk, tax increases. All of
these pressures against a sane and working economy will reach a point
where expecations will be missed, and then we could very well see a
20%-30% drop in the markets.
 
I think perhaps 12-24 months. And increasingly volatile markets up until
then.