AI adoption dip is just a lull, argues teortaxesTex: diffusion and compute are the bottlenecks
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-09-29
Quoting data suggesting AI adoption may be far weaker than expected, teortaxesTex pushes back: it's a temporary lull caused by limits on diffusion speed and inference capacity. Stronger models will spread violently through the economy as people offload more work and new datacenters come online.
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