The main problem for the AI ​​industry in the short term is that customers have started actively looking for great deals. They switch to cheaper models and switch between models more often. As a result, AI spending is growing even as everyone uses more AI. (In the future, the sector may wait for the "Chinese version" - worse models than the Americans, but cheaper; as happens in other sectors where the Chinese reach - "cheap and medium versus expensive and high quality". But for many consumers the price determines everything: "A Chinese car rots in five years? But it is three times cheaper than Japanese and German").

The main problem for the AI ​​industry in the short term is that customers have started actively looking for great deals. They switch to cheaper models and switch between models more often. As a result, AI spending is growing even as everyone uses more AI. (In the future, the sector may wait for the "Chinese version" - worse models than the Americans, but cheaper; as happens in other sectors where the Chinese reach - "cheap and medium versus expensive and high quality". But for many consumers the price determines everything: "A Chinese car rots in five years? But it is three times cheaper than Japanese and German").