@zyamzin

Continuing the theme of the internet and the 90s Remember when the dot-com bubble burst? A brief chronology: -In the mid-1990s, interest in the World Wide Web (Internet) began to grow rapidly. -By the late 1990s, investors were pouring money into Internet companies, expecting high returns (without looking, even in companies that didn't have a normal business model and profits). -In March 2000, the bubble burst. Does this remind you of anything? In my opinion, it's exactly the same with neural networks: -People pay money to infobusinessmen to teach them how to use neural networks. What's there to learn? Just use it and figure it out for yourself! Again, most people will play around and forget about them. -I realize that it's much easier to get investment for a startup if it has the phrase Ai in its name, and even if the smallest (useless) feature with Ai will - so in general. The cycle from active growth of interest in the internet to the dotcom crash took 10 years. I wonder when the Ai bubble will burst?

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