Experts believe a slowdown in AI development could lead to stricter regulations and more testing. This change may bring more reliability to the field.
Existing AI tools are expected to improve, becoming faster and cheaper, as well as more consistent.
Further details on the potential impact of this slowdown are available from the source, including comments from an AI startup owner who discusses the benefits of this shift towards more consistent tools.
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