> Wait until after the AI bubble bursts to start to get good realistic useful products instead of investor's bait.
That seems like a bad plan. Investor money is here right now and after the burst there will be no investors for months to years.
If you want to establish a business, now is better than later. Even if we magically can time a bubble burst exactly, it's a question of now vs 5 years from now. That's a lot of lost time.
succeeding discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44705445
I completely agree, but I think figuring out what an effective implementation looks like for any given discipline is not easy.
The share value of the big AI players is based on the idea that AI copilots can replace a good part of software developers.
A tool that just helps to increase productivity a few percentage points is worthless as a product to hype share prices.
Wait until after the AI bubble bursts to start to get good realistic useful products instead of investor's bait.
> Wait until after the AI bubble bursts to start to get good realistic useful products instead of investor's bait.
That seems like a bad plan. Investor money is here right now and after the burst there will be no investors for months to years.
If you want to establish a business, now is better than later. Even if we magically can time a bubble burst exactly, it's a question of now vs 5 years from now. That's a lot of lost time.