I just read an article in The Atlantic that AI is failing to justify itself economically. This is pretty dire for AI, especially given that this is such an overly expensive technology even with tons of brazen stealing from content creators. I feel like it should go without saying that if your business isn’t profitable even with a ton of stealing, maybe it’s not that great a business.
But of course, who doesn’t want a confident confabulator incapable of critical thinking?

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The post discusses the economic challenges and ethical concerns of AI technology, highlighting its high costs, environmental impact, and the issue of stealing from content creators. It argues that AI has not justified its expenses and compares the current AI investment bubble to past economic bubbles. The author calls for a reassessment of AI’s value and for greater investment in areas like climate change and infrastructure.

The AI Non-Economy: A Rant