Looking back: 95% of AI predictions were wrong; no AI bubble, 'AI company' is meaningless
tlakomy · x · 2026-08-12
tlakomy tweets that looking back, 95% of AI predictions were completely wrong, and reminds: there is no AI bubble; 'AI company' is meaningless, same as 'Internet company'; demand for high-agency software engineers will continue to grow.
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