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>Gordon told Business Insider in an email last week that he doesn't expect the AI bubble to burst in the next few months, as investors still have enough cash to "prop it up," and technological advances remain "exciting enough to distract" from irrational valuations.
How naive one must be to believe that this is how the market works. Investors are playing musical chairs with each other and waiting for the last sucker.
How naive one must be to believe that this is how the market works. Investors are playing musical chairs with each other and waiting for the last sucker.
All I hear about is how this is the 'shape of things to come' with regards to the AI bubble while nobody seems to care that France just told all the gov't agencies to stop using their stuff.
Losing out on EU governmental contracts seems to me to be somewhat of a big deal and the France thing is just maybe the first move in that direction.
Losing out on EU governmental contracts seems to me to be somewhat of a big deal and the France thing is just maybe the first move in that direction.