There have been a bunch of recent stories about the GenAI hype not panning out so well.

Likes The Game Theory of AI CapEx by David Cahn.

A story from Sequoia Capital, who have a lot of money riding on AI investments, talks about the power dynamics at play between large cloud providers. They're all buying a bunch of GPUs because they're worried their competitors will beat them to it - a very rational and normal reason.

Big investors like Goldman Sachs are starting to wonder where the magical human level intelligence that they were promised by OpenAI and friends is. Early stage investment has significantly dried up

Ed Zitron does some napkin maths that suggests OpenAI might struggle to stick around much longer without significant breakthroughs - they will have to keep raising and in this climate that might be hard, even for Sam Altman.

Meanwhile LLM companies continue to steadily tank their reputation by changing their user agent strings (which are used to identify their bots when they scrape your website) on a regular basis so that it's hard to know what to block.