Anonymous wrote:If the AI bubble bursts, stock market investors will take a hit most of all for sure.

If the AI bubble succeeds, tens of millions of working class people will be thrown out of work.

The actual consequence will be somewhere in between these two extremes.

Anonymous wrote:Who is going to be hurt most if the AI bubble burst?

Luke Flannery of Westover, Arlington will be the single biggest loser when this boom busts.

Surprising, but the answer is... you.

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Anonymous wrote:People who sell their labor, like every single time. And I say that as a 100% pro-market pro-property right winger. I've seen it happen personally through multiple cycles. The very poor actually aren't affected much by market shifts because they already live off government support.

Excellent post.
And those dependent on a paycheck from someone else are always at the mercy of someone else. It's not a good way to live.

I'm not sure if you two are trolls or real people but this sounds plausible.

Seems like the stock market will always get a boost because the billionaires are invested and they do not want to lose a dollar.

Jobs will change, just like they did with Luther new inventions.

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Anonymous wrote:People who sell their labor, like every single time. And I say that as a 100% pro-market pro-property right winger. I've seen it happen personally through multiple cycles. The very poor actually aren't affected much by market shifts because they already live off government support.

Excellent post.
And those dependent on a paycheck from someone else are always at the mercy of someone else. It's not a good way to live.

Landlords aren't making out great in a recession if their tenants can’t pay the rent. I do think we are very close to a communist revolution type of situation.

Anonymous wrote:People who sell their labor, like every single time. And I say that as a 100% pro-market pro-property right winger. I've seen it happen personally through multiple cycles. The very poor actually aren't affected much by market shifts because they already live off government support.

Excellent post.
And those dependent on a paycheck from someone else are always at the mercy of someone else. It's not a good way to live.

People who sell their labor, like every single time. And I say that as a 100% pro-market pro-property right winger. I've seen it happen personally through multiple cycles. The very poor actually aren't affected much by market shifts because they already live off government support.

Wall Street has traditionally been bailed out by both parties.

This administration like the ones before it will do everything to bail out capital owners.

The only ones who will be hurt will be the financial engineering teams who made bad bets

Anonymous wrote:Everyone.

This, but especially JD Vance.

Investors given the AI stocks make up around 30% of the value of the S&P. If the AI companies cut back hugely on their planned investing people who are building and supporting data centers will take a big hit. Retirees and soon to retire will take a hit because they will have to reduce their spending given their retirement assets have gone down. It all comes down to being well diversified based on your age so you can ride it out.

The poor. The poor are always hurt the worst when the economy takes a hit.

If the AI bubble bursts, stock market investors will take a hit most of all for sure.

If the AI bubble succeeds, tens of millions of working class people will be thrown out of work.

Everyone.

Who is going to be hurt most if the AI bubble burst?