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At the recent Web Summit conference, tech executives acknowledged that the AI industry is experiencing a significant bubble, driven by excessive investment, with some companies even manipulating financial reports to conceal the true extent of their l
A potential AI bubble may be forming, fueled by excessive hype and investments, which could lead to a significant crash in the industry, impacting jobs, investments, and public trust. This development raises questions about the long-term sustainabili
Nvidia's robust quarterly earnings, driven by a 66% surge in AI component sales, have alleviated concerns about an "AI bubble" and sent shares soaring 4% in after-hours trading. The company's strong performance, particularly in its AI Blackwell syste
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai has expressed concerns about the current AI boom, citing "irrationality" in the market, and warned that no company will be immune if the AI bubble bursts, including his own company Google. This comes as the value of AI tech
Renowned investor Michael Burry, known for predicting the 2008 housing collapse, has sounded the alarm on the AI-tech bubble, warning that Big Tech's profits are built on potentially fraudulent accounting practices, such as stretching depreciation sc
As AI investment reaches record highs, concerns are growing about an impending "infrastructure bubble" that could leave tech companies with worthless assets. According to Paul Kedrosky, a partner with SK Ventures and MIT fellow, the rapid depreciatio
Tech giants Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Amazon are significantly increasing their artificial intelligence spending, with each company raising their outlays by billions of dollars to meet growing demand for AI products. However, this surge in spendin
A growing number of investors are warning that the artificial intelligence industry is heading for a bubble similar to the dot-com boom, with 54% of fund managers surveyed by BofA Global Research believing AI stocks are already overvalued. The surge
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has dismissed concerns of an AI bubble, instead positioning his company as uniquely poised to capitalize on the transformative power of artificial intelligence. As the global market grapples with the potential risks and reward
Noted strategist Christopher Wood, known for predicting the US housing bubble and Japan's credit crisis, is warning of an impending "AI capex arms race" driven by excessive spending on AI infrastructure. Wood argues that investors are overlooking the
Tech industry experts have identified four key factors that may signal the formation of a tech bubble, including rapid growth in investments, inflated valuations, overemphasis on emerging technologies, and a surge in speculative trading. Analysts war
A recent downturn in tech stocks, including Palantir, Oracle, and Nvidia, may indicate a loss of investor confidence in artificial intelligence, as valuations have become increasingly stretched and expectations are high. Despite strong earnings repor
Goldman Sachs analysts warn that the stock market's enthusiasm for AI-driven growth may be overdone, with $19 trillion of market value potentially exceeding the actual economic benefits of AI, which are estimated to range from $5 trillion to $19 tril
Nvidia, the world's most valuable company, has forecasted a 4% increase in fourth-quarter revenue, exceeding analysts' estimates, despite growing concerns of an AI bubble. This optimistic outlook is driven by strong demand for its AI chips from cloud
Goldman Sachs analysts estimate that $19 trillion of market value has been driven by the anticipated benefits of artificial intelligence, surpassing the actual economic impact so far. According to the investment bank, the stock market may have alread
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has dismissed concerns of an AI bubble, arguing that the company's products are poised to be in high demand as the technological revolution driven by AI unfolds. Huang emphasized that Nvidia's chips will be essential for power
The AI industry is not yet in a bubble, but it's showing warning signs, with some analysts suggesting that a bubble could form if the sector's growth becomes detached from its underlying fundamentals. A framework developed by Azeem Azhar measures ind
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Google boss says trillion-dollar AI investment boom has 'elements of irrationality'24 minutes agoShareSaveFaisal Islam,economics editor and Rachel Clun,business reporterShareSaveAlphabet boss Sundar Pichai has warned of some "irrationality" in the cu
Nvidia's robust revenue forecast has sparked a rally in AI-related stocks, alleviating concerns about the long-term viability of the AI boom. The chipmaker's strong sales projection suggests that demand for its AI products remains healthy, easing inv
A potential AI bubble is looming, driven by the massive investment in infrastructure and services, but the outcome is far from certain due to the mismatch between the rapid pace of AI software development and the slow construction of data centers. Th
Tech giants Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Amazon have significantly increased their artificial intelligence spending, fueling concerns about a potential bubble in the industry. Despite the uncertainty surrounding AI's long-term viability and potential
Investors are sounding alarm bells as the multi-billion-dollar AI industry raises concerns about a potential bubble similar to the dot-com boom. A recent survey found that nearly half of fund managers believe AI stocks are already in bubble territory
BlackRock's Jay Jacobs notes a shift in AI investment strategies, as investors increasingly diversify their portfolios across the artificial intelligence value chain, rather than focusing on a single aspect of the technology. This trend reflects a gr
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