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Hey there and welcome to Tech Stuff. I'm your host Jonathan Strickland, I'm an executive producer with iHeartRadio

and how the tech are you? It's time for the tech news for Tuesday, May 9, 2023.

And we begin, as is our custom, with some AI-related stories.

But it's a little bit different this time around.

So first up, the Wall Street Journal has an article titled,

Chat GPT Fever has investors pouring billions into AI startups, no business plan required.

If you've been around for a while, that headline's going to sound really familiar to you

because you've seen the same darn thing happened before.

I mean, it happened in the 90s with web startup companies as investors flooded fledgling companies with,

you know, more money than they knew what to do with.

And a lot of those companies didn't have any kind of business plan that would allow them to actually work in the long run.

And a lot of those companies collapsed, you know, a year or two later.

Now that money went away. The .com bubble was brutal.

It happened again in 2008 with the real estate crisis.

Banks were issuing loans to folks who really couldn't afford to pay those loans back.

And then banks were selling that debt to other institutions that were buying debt in order to try and make even more money.

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