The absolute state of AI results.

[BradZax]

I think comparing pet stores going online from the dot-com boom and then that market crashing, to an "Ai crash" or bubble bursting—is a bit of a stretch.

I don't really understand the "AI bubble bursting" concept, or saying Ai is "too big to fail"

Like if tomorrow some new invention comes out that makes AI totally pointless...

or there is no mass unemployment and everyone doesn't lose their jobs...

what's going to happen?

Nothing. There is no "fail" with AI.

There is, lack of promises delivered, but, what could possibly "fail"

Pet stores haven't invested in AI employees yet.

There is no "reliance" on ai whatsoever, so what is "too big" and what would "failing" be beyond there just not being driverless cars when promised 10 years ago?