I'm using AI in many ways but I'm not ignoring that it has some real costs. The code AI writes is too voluminous to fully review. I'm quite disconnected from it, and probably won't be able to maintain it myself. The more we use AI to code, the more our real skills atrophy (already feeling that). And when AI pricing finally catches up with the astronomical spending going into it, people are going to have a rude awakening. Nothing good is coming from any of this, unless you're able to cash in before the economy collapses when this bubble finally bursts.

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simianwords an hour ago | parent [-]

AI pricing finally catching up? What do you mean? Every few months prices are going down by 5x. Your price correction will not happen and it’s time to accept it.

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gerhardi 31 minutes ago | parent [-]

I'm interested in which model prices have went down 5x on multiple occasions? Are you talking about subscription or API/Token pricing?

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tokioyoyo 25 minutes ago | parent [-]

If you think of what you could do for $200 last year vs today, I could argue the prices went down.

	▲	gerhardi 2 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		Yes I agree with this - models today are better than they were a year ago. But not sure if I can "do for $1 what used to cost $25" across the board (meaning two times occurred 5x price reduction). But it's maybe not that simple to compare as there are some simple things also that just were not feasibly possible at all some time ago.