Wall Street Is Getting Very Nervous About the AI Boom
GaryMarcus · x · 2026-10-26
Gary Marcus boosts a Jacobin piece arguing that Wall Street is developing serious doubts about the AI boom's sustainability. Citing Jeff Funk's observation, financiers aren't just voicing skepticism—they're making actual financial decisions as if the boom may not last, signaling a tangible shift in institutional sentiment toward AI investments.
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