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Michael Burry from "The Big Short" has some concerns.
Michael Burry of "The Big Short" fame said the relentless positivity around AI reminds him of the market mood before the dot-com and housing crashes.
Burry diagnoses AI bubble via off-balance-sheet structures and circular financing inflating Big Tech's capex—Enron-style tactics, not genuine demand. For tech decision-makers, inflated vendor ROI claims mask maintenance capex that will crater budget returns; the correction arrives ~2028 with cascading defaults.
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Michael Burry from "The Big Short" has some concerns.

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