That's what happens when the AI company has a near trillion dollar stock valuation but has yet to show any profit, much less any sort of revenue stream at all to justify such a grandiose valuation.
So much of this AI boom is just pure bullshit.
To be fair, this goes on regardless if something is BS or not. Get people hooked with a free/low cost sample and when it's apart of their daily workflow/life, that's when pricing starts coming in (sounds a lot like another type of work out there). Why I don't even like getting hooked on tooling that is specific to vendors and use the more manual tools as that transfers (most of the time) to other workflows if I have to change for whatever reason. But even if one was to get caught up in that hype, the fact that so many of these companies that are on ground level to this have mandates of "AI" usage tied to employee evaluations, should have told people that even ones that are close to these very systems aren't really using it to the higher up's satisfactions.
But I would also mention that part of this BS hype is also the term "AI". What most on here are talking about and what most on here have access to is certainly not "AI" by any stretch of the imagination.
However, unless this dam really does burst, I don't see it loosening either (it will never go away, even it if just becomes autocomplete 2.0), however, the top 3 OSs either have, or planing to have this shoved in there. Obviously
Windows, but Macs have it (although at a different level of integration compared to
Windows, last I saw anyway), but there was a forum post that Ubuntu is going all in on it as well and that affects a lot of other distros as quite a few are based off Ubuntu (that may also come to Debian, but that would depend, they have their own concerns ancillary to this).
