>it's not a bubble because.... it's just not, okay!!!
>>61112243It's literally too big to burst at this point.
It's a bubble, but it's a consequence of hyperinflation not speculation. You have to put your free pile of money somewhere.
I'm new to the game so pardon the ignorance but if everyone from top to bottom knows this is a bubble, why is it still there?
>>61112248doubtful. eventually they'll run out of funding. openai, as an example, is losing like $5 billion a year.
>>61112261executive leadership is 40-60 IQ on average and they still believe in the power of AI to automate away 110% of all payroll expenses and induce a 10x on their quarterly EPS numbers. that's literally it. i work in corporate at a big jewish mega corp. every day i have to listen to some retard director telling us to use copilot or whatever.
>>61112266If nobody funds the tech while it’s expensive it will never be cheap. It’s getting cheaper by the day
>>61112261Society simultaneously believes it is and it isn't. They know it is but cling onto that 10% chance or whatever they could be wrong
>>61112248If the bubble pops now, American megacaps will be more than fine. They can tank 50% on the stock market and go along just fine on their normal income.The ones who will get burnt are the debt holders in AI infra. Fortunately most of this debt has been moved off to Arabs, Softbank and dumb SKs already. If there is a panic the US has limited upside backstopping this. Trump is not gonna move a finger to save Masayoshi Son.
>>61112691Literally what is Softbank's deal? They are top tier bag holders.
>>61112726Their Alibaba and later on Arm investments were so visionary that it has paid off everything else, including about 15 billion burnt on WeWork. Softbank is what happens when you say -- what if I BECAME the bubble. They are always on the verge of bankruptcy and then they came back miraculously off the next hype wave.
>>61112248Kek
>>61112762Sounds pretty based. May Nobunaga bless the Takeshis with bountiful harvests.
>>61112272> executive leadership is 40-60 IQ on averagegenerous
>>61112261They're unable to fully grasp how much power will be needed to actually make this stuff scale.
>>61112272Funny to think about tyrone in a cashmere suit saying sheeeeeeiit when he doesn't meet Q4 projections
>>61112243Starting to see "AI bubble" as news/common topic to talk about lately, what changed?
>>61112243there were people claiming tech was a bubble in the mid 90s and refused to participateeveryone else profited
>>61112243I see 'here's how this time it's really different' all the while now. Literally that. kekOf course they used their shitty chatbot to come up with the 5 ways how it's now honestly different bro.
>>61112243how could ai possible generate as much if not more money than is being invested right now?
>>61113212a big part of getting suckers to give you money is playing on their "what if" tendency. the more tantalizing and opaque the end goal, the more incentivized suckers will be to invest
>>61113212By replacing the whole middle class with automation, and transferring all of its wealth to the upper 10%. That is the promise. 1/3 of all wealth there is.
>>61113131Hey what happened to all those companies that heavily invested in dotcom? I remember something... spherical and... easily broken... what was it...?
>>61113408Which isn't going to happen, especially not within 5 years before they stop being able to keep the lights on over at OpenAI and the like.
>>61113212By replacing all goyim with golem. Imagine a balance sheet with a flat ZERO for payroll. It still wouldn't make up for what the Germans did, but it would come close.
>>61113131it took 15 years for the nasdaq to recover from the dot com bubble. that's not counting inflation.
>>61112248Will buttcorn go back to sub 10k when it does?
AI is the futurevaluations will continue to rise until deloitte and pwc don't exist anymore
>>61112243was cars a bubble?was PC a bubble?
>>61112243Tech as a whole is a bubble in the same way the universe is. Or knowledge.
>>61112243>it's a bubble because.... it just is, okay!!!
>>61112243>I TRUST THE EXPERTS, WE ARE IN AN AI BUBBLE!!!Mid wit nigger
>>61112248>le too big to failWe're cooked once this pops
>>61114935pets.com is NOT a bubble
>>61112248>>61112243I don't think AI is in a bubble like the dot com bubble.However current "Artificial Intelligence" is abysmal, you have no direct control over it hence you can't even ask for PSD separated layers files. The music AI can barely separate vocals from music. The LLM AI can barely talk normally and naturally without sounding overly formal like a butler. LLM can't code on its own and can't do math on its own and does obvious mistakes when you ask for reviews to existing poetry , it often can't even copy-paste the poem or story correctly until you tell it to.It still remains a tool for people without money to use, but the AI ironically isn't very automated and capable of correcting itself so you still need talented and intelligent people who know how to tardwrangle it and smack it in the head when it's obviously wrong.With that being said just like America's economy the bubble will last until something better comes along or all AI packages will cost $1000 per person due too many trash requests being spammed. It's also highly unreliable for perfectionists. AI will be another gimmick that sees no evolution. Current neuronal networks simply can't think for themselves beyond mindlessly parroting things they don't understand. It would require an environment which at least filters its stupidity ... and even then it wouldn't understand why B is correct over A, just that it is. Literal Chinese Room problem.
>>61115106> AI will be another gimmick that sees no evolution.Current neuronal networks simply can't think for themselves beyond mindlessly parroting things they don't understandEven if that was true, you said it yourself... evolution. Give it some time.
>>61115106That's because the AI that is being peddled as a solution to all problems is in fact Generative AI, or GAI for short. Its only task is generating, it was never meant to tell apart truth and lies or do anything else of note. It did get good enough at generating that the midwits now think that there's actual intent behind it. Convincing investors to pump billions into a glorified 8-ball is going to be the biggest scam of our time.
>>61115269>Convincing investors to pump billions into a glorified 8-ballThis has in similar or other words been said in news, media and general folklore about every single great invention and it's progress in history.> /biz/ meme about the economics nobel prize winner who predicted that the internet will hardly surpass fax machines in value.
>>61112248The problem is if it did burst American economy would be absolutely fucked, they’re not gonna let it burst. I don’t think AI is doing enough though, it doesn’t really justify all this hardware and shit. Also AI hype seems to be dying down online, nobody really buzzes about it anymore. America is fucked, they’re gonna let this shit bubble then let the dems deal with the fallout as the Chinese century locks in.
https://thenextrecession.wordpress.com/2025/10/14/the-ai-bubble-and-the-us-economy/
>>61112243We simply aren't fortunate enough for such a good event to happen.
>>61115540>Up to now, there is little sign that AI investment is delivering faster productivity. But ironically, the huge investment in AI data centers and infrastructure is holding up the US economy in the meantime. Almost 40% of the US real GDP growth last quarter was driven by tech capex and the bulk of that capex was in AI-related investments.Goddamn, wtf. If this goes the US economy is going into the shitter.So how do I make $$$ from that?
>>61114966Dot.com bubble we had msm screaming “New paradigm!” That was an obvious bubble. MSM is screaming “AI bubble” that’s how you know we are not even close to the top. Idiots like you let yourself be influenced too easily which is why you always get taken advantage of
>>61112243The bubble just got 10 times bigger
>>61115106They have to butcher the AI’s capabilities because a true free AI always becomes racist and anti-Semitic
>>61115577>how do I make $$$ from that?i have asked this question multiple times here and yet no answer
>>61115778Muh insider.
The reason "AI bubble" is a made up term is because the bubble we are obviously in is not due to everyone being bullish on AI. Look at the chart for Robinhood: it is clearly in a pico top formation. Is it an AI stock? Like every other company, yes, they did implement some AI features, but did it shoot up in value and reach a P/E ratio ratio of 75x because of this? No. We are in a boring, typical tech bubble, this time with AI features, but it's moreso caused by the debasement of fiat currency and the rich trying desperately to get richer than some delusional belief in "AI". You can't bring that up, so when the bubble pops, normies will blame it on "AI euphoria", "it's just because people believed in this cringe software that gives me the ick", they won't learn a lesson about the nature of capitalism and markets, they'll just think "hope we learned our lesson!" and go back to fucking each other and buying funko pops
