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Is AI the new electricity — or the most overhyped tech of the decade?
The numbers keep climbing. Nvidia's market cap crossed four trillion dollars this quarter. OpenAI, Anthropic and Google between them now serve more daily users than the entire population of the European Union. Sam Altman called AI "the most consequential technology humanity has ever built." Investors agree — they've poured another $180 billion into the sector this year alone.
The skeptics aren't buying it. Critics point to enterprise pilots that quietly fail, copilots that hallucinate citations, and a productivity bump that hasn't shown up in the macro data three years in. Goldman Sachs ran a report this spring titled "Too much spend, too little benefit" and the chart everyone screenshotted was the gap between AI capex and AI revenue.
Both camps cite the same comparison. The bulls say AI is electricity in 1900 — a foundational layer the entire economy hasn't fully wired into yet. The bears say AI is fibre optics in 1999 — a real technology with an obvious future, dressed up in a bubble that will pop before it pays back.
The question is which analogy fits. The answer depends on whether the next twelve months show the productivity gains the bulls have been promising, or another year of impressive demos and unimpressive earnings calls.
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