/biz/ - Business & Finance

>business decides to chase the mirage of AI labor
>extract the "savings" in the short term via stock buybacks and dividends
>after a particular increment of time passes they realize that AI actually cannot replace workers and what they have isn't actually AI
>desperately try to keep on making it work
>eventually fail

At what point in this cycle are you trying to profit? From the "commercial AI" services, from the short term profit cycle that only exists on paper, or from the inevitable collapse of firms that thought this was viable?