> I understand the arguments for a margin collapse, but I don't see any historical analogues. It seems that enterprises will pay top dollar for service guarantees, integration, and someone they can sue.
Intelligence has diminishing returns, the analogues are with humans. It's a waste to hire Albert Einstein for $X million to operate the cash register in a gas station.
Artificial super intelligence will not have many customers.
Of course it’s not a waste to hire Albert Einstein to work in a Swiss patent office for normal wages ;)