Re:Nvidia Allegedly Engineered Scarcity by Funding AI Startu...
by wolfinterval on Saturday November 14, 2026 @07:22AM
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OpenAI is in much worse shape because at least Anthropic has the growth to try to justify the spend. I can't see how the economics work but it is at least in some kind of margin of error.
OpenAI just seems like a black hole for money.
I think what you are describing is the sociological/ecological function of a bubble. We pull an unreasonable amount of demand forward, someone else pays for it and when the bubble implodes the good companies that survive the stress test get a free lunch.
Best of luck at the start up. That all sounds right to me. Real intelligence is specialized and ecological. The grand irony to me is that I would love to be an organism that can walk the way I do but also be able to fly like a bird and swim like a shark.
The problem is that organism would be massively too expensive to survive.
OpenAI just seems like a black hole for money.
I think what you are describing is the sociological/ecological function of a bubble. We pull an unreasonable amount of demand forward, someone else pays for it and when the bubble implodes the good companies that survive the stress test get a free lunch.
Best of luck at the start up. That all sounds right to me. Real intelligence is specialized and ecological. The grand irony to me is that I would love to be an organism that can walk the way I do but also be able to fly like a bird and swim like a shark.
The problem is that organism would be massively too expensive to survive.