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The argument is that this won't happen unless you dip into and rely on the speculation, and that the existence of a speculation bubble shouldn't stop anyone from making the AI service they really want to and instead should encourage them to carefully manage their resources as they normally would without a bubble.
There's still going to be some percentage of completed infrastructure bigger than before; as the article mentions, that means lower costs for post-bubble entrepreneurs.
All the better to buy from the creditors for cheap
Why would that happen if the company doesn't use AI?