CZ: Most AI companies will go bankrupt, and the stock prices of the survivors will be very volatile
Binance founder CZ stated on social media, "The AI industry will persist and grow exponentially. However, most AI companies will go bankrupt because there are simply too many.
Even the companies that ultimately survive will experience very volatile stock prices. Moreover, new survivors will continuously emerge. This is actually consistent with the development patterns of any emerging industry."
-- Price
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