I think all AI companies are just trying to exist at as low prices as possible for as long as possible so that enough companies have time to implement AI into their company infrastructure.

Once the dependence on AI for work flows is locked in they raise the prices.

It will be a interesting time of a big AI bubble burst..... And sadly also bad for many individuals losing their jobs in the companies that can't revert in time.

Dumb CEOs will then again just get more money in the form of hidden compensation packages while the average Joe will have to do.. Something.

Well, if AI drops down out of dumb hype into a normal spectrum it's probably worth it.