How OpenAI Could Cause a US Recession With Steve Eisman
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On episode 264 of The Compound and Friends, Downtown Josh Brown and Michael Batnick are joined by Steve Eisman to discuss in front of a live audience of University of Miami students: why AI labs are asking to be regulated, the end of tokenmaxxing and the rise of cheap open-weight models, whether any AI company has a moat, CoreWeave's debt and whether AI funding is about to break, why this is not 2008, how OpenAI and Anthropic became systemically important, Nvidia's customer concentration, the chip selloff and the rush to call the next Big Short, the AI price war bear case and Oracle's OpenAI backlog, hot inflation and what the bond market revealed about the AI trade, the Anthropic IPO, the worst housing market since the financial crisis, and what it was really like to be right in 2008.
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