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Decided to pull out an important part of the interview. Generative AI is often justified with comparisons to the cost of Amazon Web Services ($57bn) or Uber's ($32bn) in losses, when its costs and losses are hundreds of billions of dollars worse. And there's no post-bubble redemption story.

I'd love to hear your take on what Big Tech itself will do after the bubble pops. (I predict turbo-charged enshittification. No new markets to conquer or customers to entice. How else can they fill a multibillion dollar hole but by squeezing the lemon harder?)