That is true, but the eventual realization that more machines doing more coin flips in parallel does not mean "more work gets done" might.

LLMs are amazing tech, but they're terrible without oversight. More agents faster just makes reality collapse on them quicker.

But yeah, you're right, temporarily, this will still push demand. But the topic was about "diminishing returns" as in "tech getting better". Not as in "customer spending".

It's kind of weird because more machines working together does mean more work gets done. Coin flips and weighted coin flips are totally different things. Any biases weights towards reality push you closer to reality when you use them.

New models keep being able to use more and more agents on longer time frames. Your hypothesis doesn't look like what we're measuring.