it's not a bubble to me either. I just finished ordering food for my cat on pets.com, which would take me hours if I drove to the nearest retail store.
A cheap person like me, who never bought Furby, Tamagotchi, just paid $50 for an @Home subscription.
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it's not a bubble to me. I just finished a frontend project in VUE in three days, which would take me 3 months without ai.
A cheap person like me, who never bought bitcoins, VR/AR, just paid $200 for claude code subscription.
it's not a bubble to me either. I just finished ordering food for my cat on pets.com, which would take me hours if I drove to the nearest retail store.
A cheap person like me, who never bought Furby, Tamagotchi, just paid $50 for an @Home subscription.
Being a bubble doesn't mean, or even imply, that the underlying thing is without value.
So you disagree with Sam Altman?
https://futurism.com/sam-altman-admits-ai-bubble
Things that are useful (I.e. houses) can still create a bubble (2008)