That's cope. We might get a small dip, just like we saw in stocks. Inventing machine intelligence unlocks a lot of automation and innovation. Any data centers the labs and hyperscalers manage to get online the next few years will get filled by demand.

The first real problem machine intelligence companies could solve for their own good is how to avoid the current bottleneck in compute. Until then they are as subject to usual market behavior as any other kind of business out there.

> Inventing machine intelligence unlocks a lot of automation and innovation.

That a good point. Let's hope the RAM hoarding will eventually get us that and not bullshitting hallucination machines.

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