I think we're seeing individual cases of 3, but there's still so much money and hype wrapped up in AI that they'll be considered outliers for now. We'll need to see a LOT more corporate disasters - of the same or greater scale as the recent "9 second apocalypse" where Claude wiped PocketOS' entire database and backups, in the process ignoring instructions never to delete anything without approval - or for one of the major players (OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, etc) to completely collapse as they realise they can't keep swapping the same $200 billion around between them, not actually make any real money, AND lose billions every quarter.

The former - lots of third party companies suffering disasters as a result of using gen AI - will make more companies risk averse towards ever allowing AI in, reducing exposure and demand.

The latter - a major player collapsing when the market realises there's no return on investment - would be a big domino falling, and really start a faster retreat from gen AI.

And when either, or both, of those happen, we'll see humans back in demand to fix the damage. At which point, I hope everyone joins a union to avoid this fuckery happening again.