Note that the “AI Bubble” term used here is only defined in the context of market speculation. If you are not an investor of AI companies then there is nothing to worry about for you. If you are an investor, then you should know that people can’t really predict when bubbles burst. Every prediction in the markets is a speculation and some investors can simply bets against the popular expectations to make good money.

Movements of AI stocks shouldn’t be confused with “AI as a technology” and “AI as a business”. Market valuation is a different game.

I'm not an intentional investor in AI companies. I have index funds, which still expose me to the risk of AI froth.

Although yes, AI as a technology is still in its early stages, and I believe it's a sound technology for us to work with.

I also think we're solving the wrong problem (removing office work) versus solving problems in the sciences, like running and monitoring biotech labs.