News Summary

• Experts expect longer testing periods, smaller roll-outs and tighter limits on how AI agents can act independently.
• With a slowdown, companies may spend more time monitoring and aligning the AI agent instead of chasing after creating a new version.
• Consumers may notice slower releases for the most powerful models and tighter restrictions on highly autonomous features, said Mr Lee.
• “Instead of disruptive new models dropping every few weeks, existing tools will become faster, cheaper and far more consistent,” says one AI startup founder.