Community speculates on AI pricing for consumers after enterprise hype fades
A Reddit user questions how expensive AI subscription plans will become for general consumers once enterprise funding dries up and AI companies go public, forcing them to extract profits from the broader population. The post reflects growing anxiety about pricing sustainability in the AI industry.
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