Wall Street Sees AI Bubble Coming and Is Betting on What Pops It
Wall Street investors face growing doubts on AI spending sustainability as capital expenditures hit $400 billion, with credit risks rising and some firms posting negative cash flow, Bloomberg data show.
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Wall Street Sees an AI Bubble Forming and Is Gaming What Pops It
(Bloomberg) — It’s been three years since OpenAI set off euphoria over artificial intelligence with the release of ChatGPT. And while the money is still pouring in, so are the doubts about whether the good times can last.
How investors are protecting themselves against an AI bubbleInvestors are currently hedging against a possible debt crisis in the AI sector. Trading in credit insurance – the so-called credit default swaps (CDSs) – in a mockery
Investors grill AI infrastructure and chip stocks, betting on correction ahead
Investors are pushing back hard on stock prices tied to artificial intelligence as doubts rise over how long the frenzy can run. Three years after ChatGPT kicked off the boom, the market is now dealing with a mix of big spending, slowing growth, and fear that the gains have outpaced reality. Nvidia’s recent drop, Oracle’s sharp fall after heavy AI costs, and weakening sentiment around companies linked to OpenAI are all feeding that tension. The …
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