What is the future of AI?

So let me ask you — do you know what the future of AI is? Let me give you an idea, but first, here’s a summary of how the dot-com bubble burst.

It started with the IPO of an internet company whose stock price doubled on its first day — even though it wasn’t profitable. Ordinary investors began to believe that this “internet thing” could make them rich overnight.

Then came Amazon and many other businesses, and soon there was a barrage of companies with no real business model — just a “.com” at the end of their name. What happened next was predictable: excited investors realized these businesses weren’t actually profitable and weren’t making any money for them. That was the breaking point for it all.

However, some companies with solid business plans and real revenue models survived and still exist today.

The lesson we can take from our industry’s history is that bubbles are bound to form whenever people get overly excited about something new — especially something that hasn’t happened before. AI will likely face the same fate.

Right now, the AI bubble is slowing down. People and companies are realizing that it might not impact their investors’ pockets as much as they thought. This bubble could burst if no significant progress is made in the sector.

But when that happens, a new wave of industries and innovators will emerge — ones who will shape a future we can’t yet imagine.

Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this article are solely those of the author and do not constitute financial or investment advice.