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Marks ignores the obvious issue with what the AI ‘industrial bubble’ leaves behind depreciates rapidly. There’s little value in GPUs that are older than a couple of years. He also disregards the failing economics, nobody will pay enough for AI to make it profitable

"His company, the Marks Group PC, provides technology and financial management services to SMBs in the US and abroad" - Yeah completely unbiased. I'm watching the bubble grow from the inside.. It's inevitable and will make Enron look like losing your wallet

not sure what's funnier, the unevidenced assertion that it's "unlikely" that fraud is being perpetrated by tech companies, or the inference from the current 17.8% adoption rate that we're much nearer the start than the end which is an absolute non sequitur without an estimate of the final rate.

I may be wrong but I don't think anyone has said it was a 'debt bomb' crisis. There's a global bond crisis, notably a US one and there's the fact that almost all growth is circular AI investment and both of these could crash the economy. Doesn't need strawman 'Enron' talk to be deeply concerning

I guess its both. Or more a collateralised obligation crisis that will lead to forced bailouts, because governments are onboard to such a ridiculous extent, it could literally bankrupt nations Circle jerk funding is debt wearing an investments hat..

lol leaving behind "data centers" is only marginally better than leaving behind milk in the fridge idk who's going to need a massive shed in the middle of nowhere

This reads like a top 1%er investor begging people not to pull their money out. Couple criticisms of the article right off the bat: 1. AI adoption is declining and is increasingly unpopular. You fail to mention that. 2. These companies are forecasting future earnings on Data center compute

the whole AI wow factor has fizzed out, the party trick isn't popular or exciting anymore, its public facing uses are generation of "eh, good enough" slop for mundane uses (without subscribing to any paid tiers), its business uses are mostly flawed and silently retired so yeah, keep up the faith!