The blog post argues that AI's perceived affordability is largely due to massive subsidies that mask its real costs. Once subsidies are withdrawn, AI becomes unaffordable, as its infrastructure relies heavily on energy consumption and processing power, leading to financial burdens for enterprises. The author questions the sustainability of subsidies and the morality of using copyrighted content without compensation. He highlights the risks involved in assuming current AI practices are viable in the long term. The post discusses the hidden costs associated with AI and calls for recognition of the value of content creators in the AI ecosystem.