BusinessPhoto: Deccan HeraldUS AI Investment Boom Mirrors 2008 Housing Bubble Risks
The rapid surge in artificial intelligence investments in the US is drawing comparisons to the 2008 housing bubble. Companies are adopting risky financial practices similar to those before the financial crisis, including hiding debt off balance sheets and trading complex products with uncertain asset values. Experts warn that if this investment wave collapses, it could trigger economic consequences comparable to the 2008 crash, which cost taxpayers nearly $700 billion and millions of jobs.
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