The article's point is exactly that you should invest downstream of AI.

The problem is different though, the containers were able to be made by others and offered dependable success, and anything downstream of model creators is at the whim of the model creator... And so far it seems not much that one model can do that another can't, so this all doesn't bode well for a reliable footing to determine what value, if at all, can be added by anyone for very long.

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dash2 3 days ago | parent [-]

So if models, like containers, are able to be made by others (because they can all do the same thing), then they'll be commoditized and as the article suggests you should look for industries to which AI is a complement.

	▲	th0ma5 3 days ago \| parent [-]
		It sucks, while individual anecdotes of success are often unfalsifiable, measurements are also proving misleading, and I don't know an industry that generally benefits from unpredictable material.