Okay buddy. We’ll see. People have been spending money they don’t have since money began. But you believe whatever helps your point make the most sense to you.

I honestly don’t care anymore.

Or a single large razor mounted about fifteen feet up.

I hope this is the beginning

And may many more follow. 🙏

CAI was a thing before the AI Bubble. In fact, a desire to replicate it locally was a big motivation for a lot of local inference development.

In other words, while they are certainly an LLM-using company, I’d be carefully lumping them with the rest of the pop-up industry and therefore using them as some kind of indicator, as they significantly predate it. They’re from a different era. And they’ve always been controversial/problematic.

Plus their key founders/executives already left the company to go work for Google in 2024, in an acquihire where Google licenses the technology, hires the key personnel, and leaves the company a shell of its former self.

I wouldn't assume too much from this company, because it's not actually reflective of the broader trends in the industry.

Oh yeah, I forgot about that.

Yeah, CAI was already a walking corpse.

The question is not if addicts would pay a high price for AI (they probably would) but if they CAN afford it (they probably can't).

You make it sound as if I could just quit my job right now and just pay for all my expenses with my credit card.
I wonder how long I could pull this off :)

We still haven't learned our lesson from WeWork, huh...

I make it sound as if some kids don’t care if they go into debt.