The "Big Short" attacks AI again: The bubble is too big to be saved.
Michael Burry, the prototype of the "Big Short," warns that the AI craze is an epic bubble, and once it bursts, it will drag down the stock market and the economy. He predicts that the government will try hard to rescue the market, but the bubble is so large that it is fundamentally beyond saving.
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