Gary Marcus echoes claim that AI tech hit its limits years ago and will fizzle out
GaryMarcus · x · 2026-11-07
A French post echoed by Gary Marcus claims specialists like him have argued for years that this technology has reached its limits, while serious analysts like Ed Zitron have warned for at least a year that the AI boom will end in disappointment ("finir en eau de boudin").
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