Does any of the "autonomous agentic AI bug hunters" have positive ROI?
Does anyone want to fully disclose human hours spent developing the thing, triaging their findings? (to say nothing of the triaging costs externalized to others)
All money spent in API tokens? Both in trial runs, development runs, in runs that didn't produce any valid bugs, and in the ones that actually found bugs?
All the violations of terms of use by owning multiple subscriptions?
Everything AI is a massive negative ROI. Remove the silly projections of finding all bugs, of curing all diseases, of speeding up everything a gazillion times.
It's just sinking hundreds of billions of dollars on things nobody can confidently say adds any value. BuT tHe MoDeLs wIlL gEt BeTter
Yet everyone rushes to adopt due perverse incentives and FOMO.
Does anyone actually have a plan for what to do when you run out of VC money?
Are you all just waiting for the "singularity" (a silly sci-fi idea with no basis on reality, that can't survive two seconds of serious thought)?
Or are you all just hoping to sell your bags before people realize?