Users perceiving the products as largely interchangeable and quickly DDoS'ing the other providers when one is down. So much for the possibility of a moat.
Users perceiving the products as largely interchangeable and quickly DDoS'ing the other providers when one is down. So much for the possibility of a moat.
This is like the Bronze Age collapse when city-states fell one by one to displaced demand, under the refugee interpretation of the Sea Peoples.
Interesting, I had not heard of this theory.
The Sea Peoples were only a part of the reason, the other reasons included climate change, volcanic eruptions, disease etc. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Late_Bronze_Age_collapse
Can anyone recommended any books?
The historian Brett Devreaux did a good summary article earlier this year:
https://acoup.blog/2026/01/30/collections-the-late-bronze-ag...
1177 B.C.: The Year Civilization Collapsed by Eric H. Cline is great and is exactly on this topic.
I read that book earlier this year and really enjoyed reading it. The audiobook was also spoken by the author.
For a TLDR https://youtu.be/aq4G-7v-_xI?si=7yNv6FKuGfqbz_rv is generally beloved
I have a feeling this is part of it, especially when you consider how many services let you use any of many available AI providers.
Do you have any evidence for this claim, or are you just making it up?
Except that nobody has a grok subscription so that makes zero sense.
Agree with the sentiment - but some companies like mine bought into cursor, and post acquisition, grok is relatively cheap via cursor
I know you meant this as a joke, but enough people might be using a routing service like openrouter.ai
Nobody is swapping out Claude for Grok, bro.
Nobody.
I did, at least until Fable 5.1. Grok’s models are excellent, amazing price-performance and speed too.
All you have to worry about is whether or not it’ll output kiddie porn or racist vitriol