"It does not matter if AI companies will not be able to get their money back and the stock market will crash. All that is irrelevant, in the long run. [...] Programming changed forever, anyway."
That's not saying that it's OK for the market to crash. It's saying that whether the market crashes or not won't change the fact that "Programming changed forever, anyway" - so don't use "this is a bubble and will all crash soon" as an excuse to not learn how to use these new tools.
Don't mistake my comment for an excuse not to use the technology. Saying that the externalities of developing AI don't matter in the long run legitimizes the hyperbole that fuels irrational investment. Not to mention the profound lack of acknowledgment of privilege.