Former Fidelity fund manager George Noble warns that an AI bubble crash could be 17 times more damaging than the dot-com collapse. Polymarket traders see a 17% chance of an AI bubble bursting in 2026. Concerns about falling technology shares and revenue are rising, with predictions of major financial fallout beyond just technology companies. IBM’s recent stock decline adds to unease, with fears that spending on AI infrastructure is diverting funds from software and leading to weaker-than-expected revenue growth. The U.S. Treasury Department report also warns of potential risks in the AI sector, including electricity shortages and geopolitical tensions. Ray Dalio warns that liquidity issues could disrupt the AI boom, while economists point out that large technology companies are committing significant capital to AI projects, potentially reducing their cash reserves. Investors are closely watching whether AI earnings will be able to keep up with the amount of money invested in the sector.

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