AI bubble chatter grows as executives rediscover their own teams and copyright worries persist
nordicinst · x · 2026-07-26
A post reacting to a Guardian piece says the AI bubble may be popping, prompting Australian executives to rediscover their own teams, while Cory Doctorow warns creative workers not to bet everything on copyright.
- The post frames the story as a sign of changing AI sentiment in Australia and Europe.
- It suggests some companies are turning back to internal teams after overhyping AI replacements.
- It also highlights Doctorow’s warning that creative people should not rely on copyright as their only defense.
- Overall, it reads as a commentary on shifting corporate AI hype and the practical limits of the current wave.
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