> But I seriously do not understand how people can see these real, hard statistics, not fake money like VC dollars
You're commenting this under an article showing how deeply unprofitable most of "AI" companies are. Revenue isn't profit. Midjourney is probably the only company that is profitable.
> 48% of survey respondents to a recent survey said they've used ChatGPT for therapy [1]. FORTY EIGHT PERCENT.
No idea why you provide this frankly scary statistic. It's not proof that this isn't a bubble.
> This is: "we physically cannot buy enough GPUs to satisfy demand, our services keep going down every week because so many people want to pay for this".
You're commenting this under an article showing how deeply unprofitable most of "AI" companies are. Revenue isn't profit. Midjourney is probably the only company that is profitable.
> 48% of survey respondents to a recent survey said they've used ChatGPT for therapy [1]. FORTY EIGHT PERCENT.
No idea why you provide this frankly scary statistic. It's not proof that this isn't a bubble.
> This is: "we physically cannot buy enough GPUs to satisfy demand, our services keep going down every week because so many people want to pay for this".
It's called a mania. Manias always end.