Comment by playorizaya

Exactly - meaning it doesn't replace employees.

But here's another thought: Code and pixels are still cheaper than ever before.

Another one: The earning potential from code and pixels is the same or greater than it was before AI.

Put it together. If it was real estate where land was cheap but selling at the same rate as before, then investors would be all over it.

Innovation is something you have to believe in - I get that - but from a purely finance perspective why is there not a massive movement to obtain swaths of low cost, high potential IP? Data, engagement, emails and cards on file. Series A-F growth, greater fools and IPOs - either way it's massively generative of productive wealth, and you'll get a few game changers here and there.

I fail to see why it's not a great opportunity for, say, a $1B+ fund in just about any category.