>In july 2024, Zitron wrote at length about how the economics of OpenAI were likely to collapse in the next 1 to 2 years [1].
One of my clearest memories of the first tech bubble was of a number of people who accurately identified that it WAS a bubble and then predicted it would go pop 12-18 months before it did.
They attracted plenty of scorn and derision for being 80% right from people who were 100% wrong.
Some also lost a bunch of money - short selling really explodes in your face if you time it badly. It's not enough to know that it is a bubble, you have to be able to know when market sentiment will finally turn which is a gigantic gamble.
Is that the prediction they're claiming is "wrong"? The year's nowhere near out yet.
"I can calculate the motions of the heavenly bodies, but not the madness of men"
-- Isaac Newton