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AI Stock Market Turmoil: China's Hardware Firms and US Bubble Concerns
- Ken Griffin, a billionaire hedge fund investor, stated that AI is 'almost certainly' in a bubble at the Citadel conference.
- Chinese AI hardware firms are under pressure to meet investor expectations with upcoming earnings reports after a significant stock selloff.
- The AI bubble in China has already burst, leading to trillions in market losses.
- Despite the AI bubble concerns in the US, crypto investors are not yet calling for a bubble burst.
- Griffin remains optimistic about the long-term prospects of companies that survive the AI bubble burst.
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