everything is expensive at first
but it always trickles down. the only hard part is the innovation, then free markets takes care of making it generally available
@gabriel1 I wouldn’t call it generally available as possible - these fancy designs and experiences rest assured will be reserved for the richer people
Users support the idea that AI innovations start expensive but become affordable household items over time, citing examples like TVs, iPhones, fridges, and cars that followed the same pattern.
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tvs, iphones, fridges, cars, all were outragously expensive and evil expensive items
now they're household items and everyone take them for granted
everything is expensive at first
but it always trickles down. the only hard part is the innovation, then free markets takes care of making it generally available