This time, the generative-AI bubble may really be different than the dot-com bubble — just not in a good way. The number of ...

The dot-com bubble was a period during which rampant speculation and bullish investment led to the overvaluation (and subsequent crash) of the young internet technology industry on Wall Street.

Two different bubbles and two completely different revenue streams mean only one thing ...

Baidu's CEO recently predicted that once the AI bubble bursts, 99% of companies involved will go under, though he believes ...

People talk about cost efficiency, but neglect AI's broader impact. These lesser-discussed trends are the ones that will ...

And in his eyes, equities have plenty of room to move higher. “The differences are far more important than the similarities” when comparing the current stock market to the dot-com bubble, he said.

Baidu’s CEO gave his glimpse into the future of AI and has predicted the demise of 99% of AI companies when the bubble bursts ...

Current stock market valuations are historically high, with large-cap stocks showing signs of overvaluation closing in on the peak valuations hit during the 1999 dot-com bubble. Small-cap and mid ...

But the decline doesn’t happen immediately. For instance, the Federal Reserve began raising rates in June 1999, but the dot-com bubble didn’t peak — and pop — until early March 2000.

This interview is with David Kirsch of the Dot Com Archive. Andrew's given us permission to cross post his interviews here. What can you learn from the first wave of Internet companies? In the late ...

It usually turns out to be wishful thinking. This time, the generative-AI bubble may really be different than the dot-com bubble - just not in a good way. The number of generative AI users is ...