> I have yet to see an end user product that in itself isnt a wrapper around LLMs that is impressive created by LLM assistance.
I don’t disagree that AI is overhyped. But I think you are probably looking in the wrong place.
I think most software that is written isn’t really a product, at least not a public product. It’s an in-house tool or a one-off project needed to complete some larger task. People everywhere are always writing small programs that make their life or job just a bit easier (and explains why so many corporate projects are little more than an excel spreadsheet).
And there are a lot of people who have made custom software just for themselves with AI. Not a product, just a tool or project that finally made sense to build.
But where's the revenue from those? It has to add up to a couple trillion dollars to break even on the capital spending.