A history lesson for artificial intelligence investors according to "The Economist"; Technology remains Will the bursting of the artificial intelligence bubble be a repeat of the dotcom crisis?
The news of the technology world has been stormy enough until today. AI models are getting more powerful at an incredible rate, and next week, one of the pioneers in the field, Entropy, is set to issue shares in what could be the largest IPO of an AI company to date.
However, the boom in artificial intelligence is now looking shaky. Nvidia's recent scandals as the world's top chipmaker have put that company in trouble, and the US Democratic Party, after winning the midterm elections, has come up against data centers and tech giants close to Trump. This situation has some people scared that the tech bubble is on the verge of bursting, and this inflamed atmosphere is the basis of a new editorial in the Economist magazine to answer the key question: how much should the world really care about these developments?
Read The Economist's editorial on the Ekhtaznews website.