The government is finally coming for AI?

Uber has reportedly capped employee spending on AI tools after burning through its allocated budget in just four months. The move comes at a time when companies are handing out subscriptions to coding assistants, research tools, and AI copilots at an unprecedented pace, all in the name of productivity.

For the past two years, the assumption has been simple: more AI means more productivity. But someone eventually has to pay the bill. Uber’s decision hints at a broader shift across tech, where AI is moving from an experimental expense to a line item that needs justification. The excitement is still there, but is the return keeping up with the spend?

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