Bubble burst, when?
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It already is as people become aware of its limitations, that's why they're so desperate to sell it to anyone now while there are still people out there in charge of funding shit that don't understand the boundaries/limitations of the current gen tech.
Something about the number of people jumping off of bridges and whether that should influence your decision to also jump off a bridge....
There's plenty of valid reasons to jump off a bridge, but "because everyone else is doing it" is not one of them.
Valid point - the space sector should adopt AI where it solves real problems (like image processing, trajectory optimization, anomaly detection) not just becuase "everyone is doing it".