Corporate Financial Analysts Wake Up to the Great AI Bubble: “AI bubble is 17 Times Larger than the Dot.com Bubble and Four Times the Subprime Bubble”
While the current "government shutdown" has been grabbing headline news for the past few days, a larger story is quickly unfolding in the financial news sector, as "mainstream" corporate financial analysts are beginning to wake up on just how large this AI bubble really is, and the current danger it poses to the U.S. financial system. Some analysts are now saying that this AI bubble is much larger than the dot.com bubble of the early 2000s, and larger than the financial collapse of 2008 from toxic mortgages. When a topic like this starts getting major corporate news media coverage, guess what usually happens next? Here are a few articles just published that explain the depth and breadth of just how serious the economic situation is right now as it is being led by just a handful of large Big Tech companies, that are even outspending American consumers, who are the traditional drivers of economic growth historically in the U.S. Again, this is no longer a "fringe" topic, but these are the perspectives of corporate "mainstream" financial analysts. There are other analysts who disagree, but their numbers are shrinking rapidly now.