If the business model collapses, it can lead to shutdowns, running models is expensive and if no one wants to pay the actual costs the party stops. If only a few people are willing/able to pay the high actual costs then scale gets lost as well, keeping prices up high.
Sure the cat is out of the bag and it’s likely there’ll be some form of generative AI in future, but the ecosystem is likely to be very different to the mass-investment loss-driven environment we are currently seeing
It’s probably contributing, they were so obviously scamming the market but trying to force it into the S&P to get exit liquidity, and it probably eroded a lot of whatever trust is left in the market
It would lead to a whistle and restart the same way you can’t just sit on a ball to waste time. Not sure what the rule is called but yeah it’s covered in the rules
That’s a good suggestion, I’ll try some kind of temporary bits of padding first to try and work out what is going on. It is a plausible explanation of how the problem appeared, because I can’t see anything wrong
The problem with finding where and how to make adjustments is I can’t work out the physics/engineering of what is causing it, or what the original design was meant to be like. But the other comment does sound useful in this way
I haven’t tried that, sounds like it’s worth a check
I thought the pope was talking about Defenestration, sorely disappointed
These kind of films should really be run like a startup, people get wages for doing the work and also get equity of it takes off. But it’s rigged so the investors get all the gains, while the workers really get paid a tiny amount