People keep calling this a bubble, but that's missing the point. The real game is figuring out which company becomes the dominant force in AI—the one that captures most of the upside. Think Netflix in streaming. Winner takes a massive chunk of value, rest scramble for leftovers. Right now? Google's looking like the front-runner. Their infrastructure, talent density, and compute advantage put them in pole position. Market's not inflated; it's just consolidating around inevitable winners.
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MEVictim
· 12h ago
I don't quite agree. Can Google really hold its ground? OpenAI is also burning through money like crazy over there.
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DAOdreamer
· 12h ago
Can Google really hold its ground? It feels like OpenAI is making pretty aggressive moves too...
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SatoshiLeftOnRead
· 13h ago
That’s not right, can Google really win? OpenAI is pretty tough too.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 13h ago
The bubble theory is really too superficial; the key is still about who can take the biggest piece of the cake.
People keep calling this a bubble, but that's missing the point. The real game is figuring out which company becomes the dominant force in AI—the one that captures most of the upside. Think Netflix in streaming. Winner takes a massive chunk of value, rest scramble for leftovers. Right now? Google's looking like the front-runner. Their infrastructure, talent density, and compute advantage put them in pole position. Market's not inflated; it's just consolidating around inevitable winners.