AI is too expensive

# Summary The article argues that AI is economically unviable, with major tech companies hemorrhaging billions despite massive infrastructure investments. Hyperscalers have invested over $800 billion in the past three years with plans to spend $1.7 trillion more by 2027, yet would need to generate $3-6 trillion in AI revenue just to break even—a figure far exceeding the total combined revenue of Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, and Google. Microsoft alone has spent approximately $100 billion on its OpenAI partnership, which represents roughly 30% of its capex spending, while generating only modest returns from its Copilot subscription service.