Why The AI Boom Might Be A Bubble?
October 14, 2025
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as posted by the channelArtificial intelligence is driving a wave of corporate investment unlike any in decades, with forecasts calling for $500 billion in global AI spending by 2026. Experts describe this as a "capex supercycle," but warn it may be propping up an otherwise fragile U.S. economy. If AI spending slows or fails to deliver on its promise, the consequences could ripple through markets, employment and economic growth.
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