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I haven't looked at it closely but what remains unclear to me is where all the revenue will come from with AI. A lot of the model usage is currently free. I use Microsoft Copilot search a lot and it saves me time, but would I pay for it? Probably not. There are massive amounts of money being spent, but where is the massive payback?
Every developer in my company is now on the top Anthropic plan (£180/month). It’s worth it for the productivity gains.
 
i still here mixed reports of productivity gains though.
were senior devs are having to spend just as much time debugging AI code.
theres also a possible future issue were juniors are not getting the experience needed to become competent seniors..
that might be a ways off but we see it already in IT were you have the grey beards and the new generation.
or the cloud only techs with little or no rea world physical understanding.
so long term its unclear on the gains in my view.

possibly it will go the apprentice route were it was stopped and then an "ow crap" moment in the industry hits and they will bring back a similar program for programming/developers ect.
 
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The big AI profit so far has been those selling the hardware. It remains to be seen just how profitable it can become for other companies. The expectation is that it will be massively profitable hence huge valuations in stocks, only time will tell.
 
Wondered why my buy order went through almost instantly for a change.

You got lucky then. Decided to gamble a small amount and buy back in this morning but it's stuck at pending. I saw a comment about splitting up in to much smaller buys but still no luck.

Annoyingly too stuck in position from market close as gold going for an ATH :(
 
You got lucky then. Decided to gamble a small amount and buy back in this morning but it's stuck at pending. I saw a comment about splitting up in to much smaller buys but still no luck.

Annoyingly too stuck in position from market close as gold going for an ATH :(
Yep, pure luck, it seems to be the slowest stock for getting in, and no doubt getting out when it crashes!
 
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