AI bubble

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The “AI bubble” refers to a rapid surge in AI-related investments—often compared to the dot‑com bubble, Enron, and the 2008 mortgage crisis crash - driven by high expectations but accompanied by concerns about overvaluation, unsustainable spending, and circular financing structures.