The AI Bubble: Is AI being valued for what it actually does-or for what everyone hopes it will eventually become? (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798189543470)

The next great technology is real. The next great investment story may not be.

Artificial intelligence has become the defining narrative of our time. Governments are rewriting policy around it. Companies are spending hundreds of billions of dollars building it. Investors are pricing in a future of limitless growth. Headlines promise a revolution that will transform every industry, every profession, and every aspect of daily life.

But what if the story has outrun the evidence?

In The AI Bubble, Roy Moses separates genuine technological progress from speculative hype. Rather than arguing that AI is a fraud or a passing fad, this book asks a more important question:

Is AI being valued for what it actually does-or for what everyone hopes it will eventually become?

Drawing on research, market data, historical technology booms, corporate case studies, and economic analysis, Moses explores:

- Why AI is genuinely revolutionary-and where it falls short
- The enormous gap between expectations and reality
- Whether today's trillion-dollar AI investments can ever generate proportional returns
- The hidden costs of AI, from energy consumption to infrastructure spending
- The future of jobs, productivity, and economic disruption
- Lessons from past bubbles including railroads, the dot-com boom, and cryptocurrency
- What happens if today's AI narrative collides with economic reality

Written for investors, executives, entrepreneurs, policymakers, technology professionals, and anyone trying to understand one of the biggest economic stories of the century, The AI Bubble offers a balanced, evidence-based perspective free from both hype and doom.

AI is changing the world.

The question is whether the market has already priced in a future that has yet to arrive.

Before making decisions about business, investing, or your career, understand the difference between technological progress and speculative excess.

Read the book before the bubble decides for you.