From 'AI bubble' to 'coding is solved': the cycle of hype after every model release
jh3yy · x · 2026-09-04
Developer jh3yy pokes fun at the AI community's recurring cycle: between releases, everyone declares "we overestimated, it's a bubble" — then a new model drops and the mood flips to "it's AGI, coding is solved, it's over."
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