Why will most start -up companies fail from artificial intelligence: Redditor explains the effect of the “Swiss knife”, and calls for excessive productivity claims

The Reddit Viral Publication has sparked a hot discussion about the boom starting to start artificial intelligence, on the pretext that most of the artificial intelligence companies are convicted of failure due to competition from large technical models instead of human productivity.

The user wrote: “It is surprising that we see how most artificial intelligence companies are always trying (such as I mean, always) comparing their models against human productivity.” “We have heard all these explosive ads on how to increase human productivity by xxx %.”

The user claims that emerging companies of artificial intelligence lacks the real threat – they do not compete against humans but against other artificial intelligence models, especially Chatgpt, Claude, Gemini and Deepseek, which already dominates the space.

The publication highlights how the large technical intelligence models have become “Swiss -Swakin in one”, making AI emerging companies specialized in need.

“Why on Earth, I will pay a random model to start operating from artificial intelligence when Big Tech models can do the same? Redditor refers to Microsoft Copilot as an example, arguing that it is just a complex for artificial intelligence models – Yet users still prefer independent AI tools like Chatgpt or Claude.

Another example is the confusing artificial intelligence, which is an Amnesty International that focuses on research that manages a recent advertisement that compares itself to the traditional research in Google. However, the user rejects this approach: “I have made confusion an advertisement with a squid game to compare confusion for the traditional Google search, completely ignoring the fact that the deep search ChatgPt is their first rival (not the traditional Google search).”

The post draws a comparison between the current artificial intelligence race and the first engine wars in the early 2000s.

“This is similar to early 2000 again, as everyone continued to say that search engines will become more popular with more users reaching the web. At the same time, we all know how things went. Google only won the search engine war, as everyone became losing.”

If history repeats itself, it will remain only a handful of artificial intelligence giants, while the majority of the emerging companies fail from artificial intelligence.

With the development of artificial intelligence models rapidly and dominating large technology, many specialized startups may struggle with artificial intelligence to distinguish themselves or provide long -term value. When a Reddit user summarized in the comments: “If AI is not from AI, it does not solve a very specialized problem, he has already died.”

However, one of the users commented, “The self -open weight models improve. The future of artificial intelligence revolves around the specialty, not Jack of all deals like all the major companies you do. I think they are trying to find their place.”