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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

So this caught my attention yesterday.

Opinion piece in the New York Times.

The AI bubble is coming for your retirement account.

The public is about to buy into AI's trillion-dollar promises, are they worth the price?

The answer, of course, is nobody knows.

But Space X, OpenAI, and Anthropic are all going public with IPOs within a couple of weeks of each other.

And they're valued around $1 to $2 trillion, depending on which company you're talking about.

I mean, there's some of the biggest companies that have ever existed.

But unlike, you know, Apple made iPhones, GM made cars and trucks, Open AI, SpaceX.

SpaceX's a little easier to understand, but Open AI and Anthropic, particularly, they do what?

For who and what will they be in five years?

Nobody really knows, we're all guessing.

And the idea is that is everybody going to

buy any of these IPOs, spend a lot of money, move stocks around, get into them. And then

it all could crash because it turns out it ain't anything close to what everybody's been

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