The article argues that the current AI investment enthusiasm displays classic mania characteristics, where investors extrapolate near-term positive outcomes far into the future without accounting for macroeconomic constraints. This implies that AI-related asset valuations may be overstretched and vulnerable to a correction as reality sets in.
•The author identifies extrapolation of recent positive outcomes as a hallmark of mania, specifically applied to AI investing.
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