Is the 'AI Bubble' just a re-run of old tech hype?

asked by u/altcoin_aly · 6d · 2 answers

Watching $AIQ today, up another 1.48% at 65.17, after hitting 65.35 earlier, and I can't help but feel a certain déjà vu. It reminds me of the dot-com era, or even the early cloud days with companies boasting about AI without much tangible revenue to back it up. Are we really seeing fundamental shifts, or is this just capital piling into the next buzzword while core businesses like $CRM (down 1.72% at 155.21, range 154.1–157.69) struggle to hold ground? Someone tell me I'm being too cynical.

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  • u/vsiddiqui· 1 pts· 5d

    It's easy to draw parallels, but comparing this to the dot-com era might miss the established infrastructure and real-world applications already leveraging AI. The question isn't just about hype, but about which companies are actually integrating AI to improve existing revenue streams versus those just riding the wave.

  • u/kovac_piotr· 1 pts· 5d

    I think the key difference this time is the tangible productivity gains already being demonstrated. It's not just a promise; many businesses are already integrating AI for efficiency.

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