In the first quarter of this year, ChatGPT was everywhere.
You couldn’t open the fridge without hearing someone say it would make us extinct.
It felt like artificial intelligence had already won. It grabbed our attention, transformed every workplace conversation, and even helped tech giants recover from 2022’s losses.
Tech stocks like Nvidia, Alphabet (Google), Microsoft, Oracle, AMD, C3.ai, Adobe, and more were among dozens that saw their stock prices shoot up during the AI gold rush.
But now, after many analysts have realized that the artificial intelligence hype surrounding ChatGPT was nothing more than the good old tactic of tech companies using hyperbolic claims to boost their market capitalization after a market downturn….
I think it’s time we circled back to the important question…
Is AI just another bubble in the making?
What does it really mean for movies or any content created by ChatGPT?
We’ve all tinkered with ChatGPT, but who are we kidding?
It makes many mistakes that require human attention and skill to catch and correct.
We’re talking about simple grammar and mathematical mistakes. Not only that, but the quality of the technology seems to be delivering more discriminatory results by the day.
And worse, if there’s no legal right to what AI creates, A LOT of the gains seen by Microsoft and other A.I.-focused companies could be erased over the next six months.
In other words, until this thing ticks the right boxes…
The so-called A.I. gold rush could be just another bubble that screws investors over.
To round it out, what happens when the A.I. bust (as it most likely will) coincides with a struggling Chinese recovery, a housing market bubble, and more interest rate hikes?”
That’s the part most investors aren’t prepared for.
But if you’re smart and willing to think for yourself, there’s a way to use advanced trading intelligence to prepare and profit from whatever comes next in this market.
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