imo the biggest barrier to seeing widespread llm adoption in business and real roi is the fact that you kinda gotta become a prompt engineering expert to get any productivity gains. The open ended chat box is too unstructured for most people, it’s gotta be so intuitive your dumbest coworker can still come up with something actually useful.
The fact AGI hasn’t been achieved already with this amount of investment proves we’re decades away still. Right now all we have is an advanced auto complete, which is great and all, but that product will be left to stand on its own soon. No one has any cash left, it’s all gone, and tech companies are leveraging their future profits on debt financing already. There’s gonna be so many more lay offs in the coming years.
I'm gonna hold your hand while I tell you this, but what's gonna happen is companies will be like "Oh damn, you see our 3 year outlook planned for pricing models for the current tariffs so we don't see reducing prices to accommodate for the removal of tariffs until at least Q3 2029."
One of the worst parts of COVID is companies raised prices after the fact to catch up on their missed margins through COVID and the prices never came back down because consumers took on the price increases. This won't be any different.
I hate that I ignored my stop loss today due to the fact there is no way this market can be that regarded. Always stick to your stop loss guys. Lost a whole lotta money today due to copium