Everyone expected the AI explosion to spark a thriving ecosystem—dozens, maybe hundreds of serious players carving out their niches. That's not what's happening. The wealth? It's funneling right back to the usual suspects. Google. Microsoft. The mega-corporations that already own the infrastructure.
Sure, there are startups. Plenty of noise. But when you follow the money, the pattern's clear: this wave isn't democratizing anything. It's reinforcing the moat around tech's old guard. Same gatekeepers, shinier tools. The competition we were promised? Turns out it was always a mirage.
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MoonlightGamer
· 2h ago
No has seen through it for a long time, capital is like this, and any democratization is a fool
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GateUser-e19e9c10
· 2h ago
As the old saying goes, Big Tech vampires are always winners
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FromMinerToFarmer
· 2h ago
It's the same old way, big factories eat meat and small factories drink soup, this wave of AI is no different from the blockchain of the past
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DAOdreamer
· 2h ago
It's the same old way again, the big factory's blood-sucking machine never stops
Everyone expected the AI explosion to spark a thriving ecosystem—dozens, maybe hundreds of serious players carving out their niches. That's not what's happening. The wealth? It's funneling right back to the usual suspects. Google. Microsoft. The mega-corporations that already own the infrastructure.
Sure, there are startups. Plenty of noise. But when you follow the money, the pattern's clear: this wave isn't democratizing anything. It's reinforcing the moat around tech's old guard. Same gatekeepers, shinier tools. The competition we were promised? Turns out it was always a mirage.