6/21- Many reports are coming out now that enterprise clients are now scaling back on their ai usage or cutting it entirely. API pricing is revealing the economic reality of Ai. #breakingnews #economicnews #financialnews #stockmarketcrash #economiccrisis

All right, so let's been coming out recently that a significant percentage of companies are now rapidly cutting back on their usage of AI. It's been reported that nearly 3/4 of enterprises that adopted AI are now scaling back their usage or just cutting it entirely. And we're seeing this for a few reasons. The main reason is that companies are now seeing how much AI really costs. The AI models like Clawed, Copilot, Chagy PT, they've all recently switched over to a usage-based pricing model instead of their flat rate subscription. And according to this interview from the Financial Times a few days ago, since this pricing change, executives have seen a 7x increase to their costs now that AI companies are no longer subsidizing their usage. Companies are now seeing that AI is far more expensive than actual human employees. And that's not for me. That is a direct quote from Nvidia's Vice President. So it's not becoming clear that the dream of AI is going to save you billions was a complete sham. It seems like the scheme that the AI companies, the model makers were trying to implement, was to subsidize everyone's usage and then get the entire world to be relying on AI. And then when they have to switch the pricing model back, everyone would just be forced to pay for it. But it seems like that plan is completely failing because companies are just cutting their AI usage. And the reason for that is AI just isn't good. We've already seen a large number of executives come out and say that AI just isn't contributing to productivity gains. In reality, most of the time what they're seeing is errors, security risks, and hallucinations. We've been seeing big companies cut their AI operations because it's just unreliable. Like Starbucks recently had to cut their AI inventory system because it was just making way too many mistakes. So not only does it not save money or make money, it's also an active security risk that constantly produces errors that cost money to fix. And this is something I've been trying to explain to all the people who are buying into the AI hype. I don't care what Elon or Chachi BT tells you. There's something called economic reality, dollars, and cents. And now it's becoming very clear. Because if the corporate clients don't want to pay for it, then there's no one paying for it. And so I say again, AI is a bubble. And unfortunately, it takes down the entire market with it. Enterprise clients cut their AI usage, which means less revenue and usage for the AI companies. Less revenue and usage for the AI companies means less revenue and usage for the data centers. Less data center usage is then less revenue and orders for the semiconductor and chip companies. And with all that real money pulled out of the system, they can no longer keep up their circular financing scheme. You know, the one where they just pass money back and forth between each other and then write on their income statements that they're all making money. They're not, they're just passing money back and forth between each other. And when their circular financing scheme breaks, all of their valuations that were based on their fake earnings and their fake revenue collapses. And of course, because AI companies make up 45% of the market, they take everything down with it. That is very simply how a bubble works. And let's not forget, this is not even to mention the global food and energy crisis from the war and from hormones. That is a totally separate situation in which Trump himself just stated that it would be Bedlam and that we were going to run out of fuel reserves. So for anyone who's still not seeing the collapse, you're living in Lala land, okay? It's time to wake up because even Trump is telling you it's going to get bad.