Raw LLM Responses

The question presumes the existence of an "*AI bubble*", but that's very, very, very far from being an established fact. We can't predict the future, and the microscopic subset of it we call stock market. Maybe this is a legitimate question, but it feels more like "*When will the electricity bubble burst?*", asked in the late 19th century. That 'bubble' never burst. Of course there's tons of hype and nonsense floating around, but that does not in any way diminish the core value of AI technologies which provide something pretty useful - cheap intelligence. I don't see cheap intelligence ever becoming unnecessary or less necessary, the demand for it can only grow. Many are inclined to compare AI to the dotcom bubble from the late 1990's, but in reality there was no such bubble - it was merely a cleanup, separating the wheat from the chaff . The current state of affairs proves that, right? No one sees the internet as a 'bubble' today, we can't imagine our lives without it. There will be setbacks indeed, some of them probably labeled 'crash', but the long term trajectory is pretty clear.