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AI is too big a term, Its like asking if there is a math bubble. AI is a lot of different disciplines. There is likely a mis-prioritization of applications in
by probinso 7y ago
AI is too big a term, Its like asking if there is a math bubble. AI is a lot of different disciplines.
There is likely a mis-prioritization of applications in the market.
You should look at bubbles in the context of applications, and perhaps dependent on strategy separately. Context ~ Health, AutoBI, NLP...; Strategy ~ unsupervised, explainable, deep, symbolic...
Another way to look at this is identifying Misery stocks. If the economy takes a hard dip, what will continue to be funded. Those are misery stocks. Some AI will survive misery at varying levels, others will not.