Do you think the popularity of AI will continue?

Yes for some time, then it's going to be used as something normal and no one is going to talk about it

It will for a good while, AI is as big as the internet itself. It's only going to go forward with adaptations and enhancements vs vanishing entirely. So, yes! ride this wave and ride it well :-)

There's usually a time where we see all these kinds of products take shape, and then the next wave(GPT-5 let's say) comes about and you see 150 companies going bankrupt in a few days because this new tool can now do the one thing that your entire company was based on, and for free. But that's just the tide. Will you stop adopting these technologies altogether then? No, you still try them out and play around with it, take inspiration from it, and build. If the trend stays, you build on top of it :)

i think we've only just scratched the surface and it would become more like the industry standard. this isn't just a bubble. AI is here to disrupt every industry. it only gets better from here.

AI, Generative AI, and Large Language Models as a buzzword will probably die down, but the tech will continue to be integrated in the products that we use. One thing that I hope makers do in future products is to nail the experience of using something enhanced by AI, without making all these buzzwords the main selling point. I’m honestly getting tired of seeing another (Noun/Adjective/Verb)GPT get launched on Twitter

I feel certainly. More over it will increase day-by-day.

Absolutely. They have new discoveries using this tech daily. Some form of AI will become mainstream and will be as common as the mobile phone.

It will probably become pervasive but no longer a "key selling point" like it is now. Similar to when devs made mobile apps for the sake of having an app, then eventually it became yes of course we have an app (if it benefits the end user).

I think most of these tools will die a painful death. As they're all forcefully inserting GPT here and there. Very few will survive, and we still don't have a clear idea of where it's all going, considering Google, Facebook, are building their own models.

I think yes, as it's just the start