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Generative AI is a bubble – we know what happens next

March 13, 2023 Richard Windsor 1

Generative AI has ‘bubble’ written all over it. The signs are everywhere, and sooner or later, the house of cards will fall. The 4th AI winter beckons. Read more…

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NFTs are losing their fizz, but they’re still the future of … something

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The NFT bubble isn’t popping, but it is showing signs of slowing down. However, no one’s giving up on them just yet, because ‘metaverse!’. Read more…

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Southeast Asia unicorn valuations are getting crazy, says VC firm

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Valuations of Southeast Asia startups like Grab have become irrational due to heavy capital inflows from global investors, says Golden Gate Read more…

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As Wall Street approaches the 20th anniversary of the dot-com bubble bust, today’s decade-old rally led by a few small players shows some similarities. Read more…

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