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To: Johnny Canuck who wrote (91756)	2/16/2024 2:41:50 PM
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My answer is no. I would not pay a monthly fee. I have noticed that Microsoft is giving me a preview of Copilot. Although I have not really tried asking it much let me try a couple questions: 1.) Is AI causing a bubble in stocks? Copilot Answer: Copilot The impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the stock market has been a topic of intense debate. Let’s explore different perspectives: Jeremy Grantham’s Warning: Elite investor Jeremy Grantham believes that the stock market is headed for trouble. He warns that: The AI frenzy is a bubble that’s bound to burst. The US stocks are massively overvalued and poised to tumble. The defiant American economy is also at risk. Grantham draws parallels between the current stock-market boom and historical financial frenzies, such as the Wall Street Crash of 1929 and the dot-com bubble in the early 2000s. He emphasizes that starting with very high stock prices is likely to lead to disappointment in the long term 1. AI Hype and the Dot-Com Comparison: Some commentators have raised concerns that the massive hype around AI may resemble the speculative bubble in internet stocks during the late 1990s. However, investors seem undeterred, and there are few signs of the artificial intelligence hype slowing down 2. Counterargument by Chris Harvey: Chris Harvey, head of equity strategy at Wells Fargo Securities, disagrees with the notion of an AI bubble. He argues that valuations and earnings expectations for AI companies today are more realistic than they were for early internet companies during the dot-com era. Additionally, companies have immediate commercial uses for AI technology 3. In summary, while some experts express concerns about an AI bubble, others believe that the demand for AI tech is real and sustainable. As with any investment, it’s essential to consider multiple viewpoints and make informed decisions. ??????

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