Where's Your Ed At

A detailed analysis arguing that the generative AI industry is heading toward a financial crisis analogous to the 2008 subprime mortgage collapse. The piece traces how AI labs, data centers, and startups are all operating on deeply subsidized, unsustainable economics — with companies like Anthropic and OpenAI spending roughly $2 for every $1 of revenue, AI startups burning far more in compute than they collect in subscriptions, and data center developers drowning in debt. The author argues that as AI labs are forced to raise prices and cut rate limits, downstream AI startups face a death spiral: higher costs, customer churn, and no path to profitability. The piece documents early signs of this crisis already unfolding — Cursor, Replit, Augment Code, Perplexity, and Notion all cutting features or raising prices — and dismisses comparisons to AWS or Uber as fundamentally flawed analogies.

The Subprime AI Crisis Is Here

March 2026 — The Subprime AI Crisis Comes For Anthropic’s Subscribers As It Rugpulls Subscribers On The Road To IPO

Anthropic and OpenAI (and Other AI Startups) Have Trained Their Users To Use Their Unsustainable Products In Unsustainable Ways, And Their Users Are Intolerant of Rate Limits and Price Increases