Why the AI bubble doesn’t matter (if you zoom out)
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· June 11, 2026 at 05:53
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There will be many significant corrections over the next 10 years. Some may be related to AI development lagging behind investor expectations.
However, let’s zoom out on the tech sector and look at the big picture.
If AI fails to deliver what investors are expecting, development will eventually catch up with their expectations. And it will do so quickly, relative to the time it took to develop an internet that doesn’t suck so that companies like Amazon could implement effective platforms for internet commerce after the dotcom bubble burst.
But this tech boom we are in is about way more than just AI, though AI will be incorporated into all of it. Over the next 10 years, in addition to AI, countries around the world will also be involved in a race to get ahead of the competition with space exploration and satellite development/deployment, moon colonization (and mining), robotics, quantum computing, autonomous transportation, energy (including deployable small nuclear reactors) defense, and more.
This tech boom is not just about AI. There will be ups and downs, bubbles and pops, there will be successes and disappointments, tears and laughter. And fortunes will be made.
And the best plan is to leave your money in tech, and don’t touch it. For 10 years.