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Vendors Survival: Will OpenAI Survive until 2036?

The vendors Survival posts are about the long time survival probability of leading IT vendors and Risks threatening their Long Term existence.    I wrote posts about IBM , HP . Apple , Facebook etc.   The most relevant posts related to Open AI are the posts about Google and Microsoft .  It is possible to compare the AI Revolution to two previous revolutions. The first is the  Industrial Revolution . The second is the Internet .  Bubble Comparing current AI market to the Internet of  the beginning of this century may be useful.  I remember the dot-com bubble .  A Seed Venture Capital rejected my proposal to  extend the Scalability and Robustness of  Microsoft's Windows operating system. The reason for rejecting it was "It is not pure Internet solution" i.e. it is applicable to Web Server but also applicable to internal Data Center systems.  Currently AI is the Hype stage of Gartner's Hype Cycle.  Probably, the curre...

Anthropic code: No Revenues Plan as Immaturity indicator

In previous post titled   Anthropic code or Hypethropic code?  I wrote that currently Anthropic code is not a Real World solution to Legacy Systems modernization, Security or SaaS applications.  If the Modernization tool of Legacy COBOL systems transformation to Modern languages such as Java, is capable of accomplishing this task in weeks or months Anthropic should sell it to users in very high price and the users will gladly pay that price.    The same is true about the Security code. In both cases the code is not the main issue.  These issues will be discussed in posts following this post. Tom Smith's article in Devops.com describes some of the issues.  The most important sentence in his article is " The market is in “sell first, ask questions later” mode on AI disruption".