Data Shows That AI Use Is Now Declining at Large Companies

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1. That was quick.

2. Can you say that louder? I can’t hear anything over the sounds of all these bubbles popping.

3. The whole reason why it became a bubble in the first place was because executives don’t understand what AI is. they are not technical people. They are not people who have the time, energy, or even the interest to sit down and play around with different models to understand the limitations. They are not the people doing the real work at a company so they don’t understand the limitations of AI in actually doing the work. The biggest reason why it became a bubble is because the executives are so disconnected with technological advancements and the work going on at their companies.

4. Maybe my electric bill costs will go down now?

5. I dk we’re using copilot increasingly at my job

6. I don’t believe it a single bit, my token usage has only increased. Why would AI use decrease exactly? The models are improving constantly, you’re building more power infrastructure. Just use some simple logic here, why would AI use go down? Do you really think it’s such a dead end and the world all of a sudden reverts back to how it works in 2015? Look back at your own personal life and reflect on the changes you’ve experienced, then deduce if it applies to a technology like this, where fundamentally it potentially can improve on itself

7. Lol. And internet use is declining too, i bet?

8. It’s just a scam to convert Opex to Capex these guys are all about to shrink by 50-90%

   Some will collapse, probably most

9. Nowhere in the article or the data is there any mention of executives being disconnected from technology . The reason given in the article is that ai is proving not to be as capable as the hype promised.
   However even that explanation is not apparent in these data. However this is plausible given some of the re-hiring going on in many companies.

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