He Saw the 2008 Crash Coming… Now He’s Warning About the AI Bubble

The investor who famously predicted the 2008 financial collapse is now warning that the AI boom is dangerously overhyped — and he’s backing that belief with billions of dollars. While the world celebrates artificial intelligence as the future of innovation, automation, and profit, one of the sharpest financial minds in modern history is taking the opposite position.

This video explains why the man who saw the last major crisis coming is now betting against the AI sector.

We examine:

Why AI companies are being valued at levels that don’t match real earnings

The extreme cost of running, training, and scaling AI systems

How corporations are claiming “AI integration” without measurable results

Why investors may be chasing a narrative instead of real economic fundamentals

The parallels between the AI boom and previous speculative market bubbles

The warning signs that insiders have already begun to notice

This is not about denying the power or potential of artificial intelligence. It’s about recognizing the difference between technology adoption and market speculation — and understanding what happens when expectations rise faster than reality.

The last time this man sounded the alarm, most people ignored him — and the result was one of the worst economic crises in modern history. Today, he’s sounding the alarm again.

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