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Analysis of the Impending GenAI Bubble Collapse and Its Aftermath

By

savant2

5mo ago· 5 min readenInsight

Summary

The article discusses the impending collapse of the GenAI (Generative AI) bubble, framing it as an inevitable event that everyone acknowledges. The author positions their piece as a preface to a more detailed discussion between Paul Krugman and Paul Kedrosky, acknowledging that the technical details of GPU-fragility and SPV-voodoo issues might be confusing to those not closely following the bubble. The focus is on preparing readers for the deeper analysis while questioning the extent of the damage and aftermath of the bubble's collapse.

Key quotes

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The GenAI bubble is going to pop. Everyone knows that.
To me, the urgent and interesting questions are how widespread the damage will be and what the hangover will feel like.
This is going to be Greek to people who haven't been watching the bubble details.
If you already know about the GPU-fragility and SPV-voodoo issues, just skip this and go read that.
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The GenAI bubble is going to pop. Everyone knows that. To me, the urgent and interesting questions are how widespread the damage will be and what the hangover will feel like. On that basis, I was going to post a link on Mastodon to Paul Krugman’s

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