I wonder if two other factors might also work against the 10x growth per year as a norm. One, standard S-curve growth patterns for start-up enterprises. What the time period for the high growth phase might be could be interesting—does rapid advancement of AI itself point to longer or shorter period of revenue growth? My quest is it might shorten it but have not really thought about that before.
The other is just opportunity costs. All that money is coming from somewhere, not thin air, and we have some real constraints on monetary velocity as well. So just how much of the money supply can AI revenue growth curves eat up?
I wonder if two other factors might also work against the 10x growth per year as a norm. One, standard S-curve growth patterns for start-up enterprises. What the time period for the high growth phase might be could be interesting—does rapid advancement of AI itself point to longer or shorter period of revenue growth? My quest is it might shorten it but have not really thought about that before.
The other is just opportunity costs. All that money is coming from somewhere, not thin air, and we have some real constraints on monetary velocity as well. So just how much of the money supply can AI revenue growth curves eat up?