What Went on at This Meeting of Powerful Central Bankers Won’t Ease Your Mind About an AI Bubble
THE SO WHAT
Once central bankers are openly debating an AI bubble, macro risk from AI exuberance is on the table, not just a tech Twitter worry. If your growth story leans heavily on AI multiples, pressure-test funding and hiring plans against a scenario where capital for “AI” re-rates sharply over the next 12–24 months.
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