Investing in AI: The Next Dot-Com Déjà Vu?

In this episode, the DAS crew discussed AI investing and whether we're in another tech bubble. They compared the current AI boom to the dot-com era, noting hypergrowth and massive investments in AI startups. Concerns were raised about overvaluation and an impending crash. Key points included: Proliferation of new AI companies, many likely to fail. Comparison to dot-com bubble's overvaluation. Counterpoint that AI is advancing rapidly and transforming many industries, not just tech. Debate on investing in AI chipmakers/tech vs software startups. Hardware has risks but powers advancement. Caution that most AI usage still niche compared to social media. But it propagates impact indirectly. Examples like AI for boring problems and loneliness as potential growth areas. Apple's potential with on-device AI like "Jarvis in your pocket." Integrated experience. Established tech players like Microsoft seen as safer bets than startups. Warning on companies lagging in AI adoption that could be disrupted. Overall the episode covered the risky nature of AI investing today but also its transformative potential. Keys seem to be focusing on AI-powered solutions to real needs and picking established players versus unproven startups

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