[sauropod]

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[Nervous Tick]

I hope so! AI IS EVIL

[libh8er]

And Peter Thiel pulling money out of AI stocks

[Nateman]

Bitcoin is different from AI. Quantum computing will boost AI. Quantum computing also threatens to break the encryption for Bitcoin .

[proust]

AI stocks? ChatGPT has not gone public.

[blackdog]

There's no such thing as A.I.

The advancement of computer hardware and software as is its natural evolution from prior platforms, yes.

[CandyFloss]

It's not only that AI stocks are over-valued. AI itself is overrated. It is not very useful in the hands of the masses. It helps experts but at the same time it amplifies disinformation which negatively compensates for the former. Same old rat-race. Seen AI-slop? Work-slop?

"July 2024 NewsGuard report which found that major AI chatbots generated disinformation 30% of the time when prompted with false narratives"

[ArcadeQuarters]

The AI crash is the most predicted crash in my memory, from experts to casual observers. Whether it happens or not, someone’s going to bet the right way and make a lot of money. Personally I’ll keep buying and holding the S&P 500 and watch the show.

[caddie]

Review Aesop's fable of The Boy who Cried Wolf, or a similar fable, Chicken Little.

Markets correct.

AI and its infrastructure, including the grid and nuclear power, have a long way to go before these many companies are fully grown.

But the value of these stocks will continue to go up in the long term.

From time to time, there are corrections.

AI increases productivity, the way computers have, and the internet have. It is a durable, long-term trend, ultimately good.

There will be bad aspects, due to our fallen nature. But good people will bring good things from it, including more jobs.

[RoosterRedux]

Market pullbacks, like the one we’re seeing now, are healthy. They’re proof we’re not in a bubble.

People need to get a grip. AI is a tool — nothing more. It can be used for good or for harm.

The real issue is this: the AI revolution is going to be more profound than anyone can fully grasp. That uncertainty has everyone rattled. Nobody wants to admit it, but the market is trying to price in something that has no precedent. And that leaves people confused, anxious, and prone to overreaction.

[equaviator]

The SCOTUS should be ruling on US tariffs fairly soon and traders know that. Meanwhile, investors who also know that are holding for the long term despite US market volatility. If you're in, it's not for the timid or faint of heart.

[central_va]

Don’t panic until you see Paul Pelosi sell.

[EQAndyBuzz]

Tomorrow morning we will know whether to cash out or go on a buying spree. NVidia was 183 last I checked. I bought it at 179 and I should have gotten out at 212. I didn’t, so I am in it for the long term.

[Vermont Lt]

I hear this electricity thing is going to take all the jobs in the textile plants. We cannot have that!!

AI is coming. The value of a stock or two is not changing that. It would be best to get ahead of that train rather Han try to push back on it.

[Brian Griffin]

There was a guy looking for accounting auditors recently.

Even something like auditing is currently above AI capability.

[Brian Griffin]

Alexa, fix the inflation problem.

Yes, Don

[Arlis]

AI is proving, to everyone’s surprise, to be a house of cards.

So many AI results are faulty, erroneous, bogus, that it is proving - at least for now - to be unreliable.

A solid reason for AI stocks to tumble.......

[UCANSEE2]

Since the stock market is THE COMPUTERS....

[packrat35]

I am buying on the downturn. AI is here to stay and it will keep expanding, like it or not?