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The AI Bubble May Burst. The Revolution Will Remain

By Dean JonesSeptember 16, 20260

From peenie wallies and vinyl records to Google and artificial intelligence, technology has repeatedly changed ordinary life without asking permission. The evidence suggests that AI is both an investment bubble and a genuine revolution.

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