What If Generative AI Turns Out to Be... Worthless?

WooGlobe

What if the generative AI revolution… was just hype?  Despite the buzz, AI firms like OpenAI are bleeding money, facing lawsuits, and struggling to turn a profit. With open-source tools like Meta’s Llama shaking the industry and investors losing faith, generative AI might be headed for a crash — and that might actually be a good thing.  In this video, we explore why AI’s downfall could mean more freedom, fewer ads, and better tools for everyone — without Big Tech in control. WooGlobe Ref : WGA944403 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

Transcript

00:00What if generative AI ends up being worthless?

00:03Right now, tech giants are spending billions to chase the AI dream.

00:07But what if it never pays off?

00:09Despite the hype, GeneAI's real-world impact is tiny.

00:13It's mostly helping programmers and writers, not replacing industries like they promised.

00:18Meanwhile, companies like OpenAI are burning through cash just to keep tools like ChatGPT running.

00:25Each polite response could cost millions in computing power.

00:28And the profits?

00:30Still missing.

00:31In fact, AI firms are facing a massive $800 billion shortfall.

00:36Add lawsuits over stolen content and the rise of free, open-source models like Meta's Llama,

00:42and you get a business model that's starting to crack.

00:45If AI becomes too expensive to own and too messy to profit from, it may collapse under its own weight.

00:52But here's the twist.

00:53Maybe that's not a bad thing.

00:55We'd still have useful tools, just without big tech calling the shots.

00:58Maybe GeneAI won't change the world.

01:01And maybe that's exactly what the world needs.

Category

Transcript

Be the first to comment

Recommended