The AI bubble is a potential stock market bubble fueled by the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence and its impact on the economy. A key concern is that leading AI tech firms may be engaged in circular investments, creating an artificial inflation of their stock values. This speculative activity raises worries about an unsustainable and overvalued market, characteristic of a bubble.
The artificial intelligence bubble in China has reportedly burst, leading to a significant bear market grip on tech stocks. Consequently, the China National Team has seen its largest ETF inflows since the trade war rout as investors navigate volatile market conditions.
In 1999, Morgan Stanley pointed out that the median cash flow for the top 500 companies in the US is roughly triple what it was in 1999 and that firms' margin profiles are much more robust now.
In 2001, Kristalina Georgieva, the 12th managing director of the IMF, drew comparisons to the dot-com bubble of 2001, highlighting that a market correction could stunt global growth.
A Goldman Sachs chief equity strategist believes the rapid increase in stock valuations is likely justified by powerful and sustained profit growth. Goldman also noted that valuations for the large US growth stocks that led the market higher in the bull market since October 2022 are modest compared to the dot-com bubble.
Since 2023, Nvidia's value quadrupled, surpassing $1 trillion. In July, it became the highest valued company in the world and the first to ever have reached a market value of $4 trillion.
In October 2024, the Bank of England warned of the growing risks of a global market correction due to a possible overvaluation of leading AI tech firms, such as OpenAI, which more than tripled its value from $157 billion in October 2024 to $500 billion the following year.
In August 2025, a report by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology stated that despite US$30–40bn in enterprise investment into GenAI, 95% of organizations are getting zero return.
In September 2025, the Australian Financial Review noted that "If we really are in another share-market bubble, it's surely the most anticipated example in history."
In 2025, Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, stated that he believed an AI bubble is ongoing. Earlier in 2025, Ray Dalio of Bridgewater Associates compared the current levels of investment in AI to the dot-com bubble.
In late 2025, 30% of the US S&P 500 and 20% of the MSCI World index was solely held up by the five largest companies, marking the greatest concentration in half a century. Experts also warned that AI companies were extremely overvalued.
In 2026, US mega caps are expected to start spending on AI, reaching $1.1 trillion between 2026 and 2029.
By 2029, US mega caps are expected to spend $1.1 trillion on AI, between 2026 and 2029, and total AI spending is expected to surpass $1.6 trillion.
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