Original Reddit post

90% of “AI companies” aren’t AI companies. they are arbitrage businesses The funding dries up → compute costs normalize → aaand they go down in days many got lucky… if you have a proper strategy, you should have a plan b for THE time that compute cost “normalize” ask yourself: if compute drops 10x next year, does your advantage get stronger or does it disappear? what examples you see out there that the business dies when chip pricing goes up? submitted by /u/houmanasefiau

Originally posted by u/houmanasefiau on r/ArtificialInteligence