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The entire stock market may be resting on one enormous assumption.

That the world will have no choice but to buy American AI.

But that assumption is beginning to break.

American technology companies are spending close to a trillion dollars a year building data centres, buying chips and racing to create increasingly powerful artificial intelligence.

Meanwhile, China is building models that are nearly as capable, dramatically cheaper and, in many cases, completely free to download.

If the world no longer needs to rent American AI, the financial logic behind the biggest technology investment boom in history could collapse.

In this video, Meerkat breaks down:

Why the AI boom depends on governments and companies trusting American technology providers.

How the reported decision to restrict access to advanced American AI models exposed the existence of an international off switch.

Why countries such as France, Germany, Spain and Britain are increasingly questioning their dependence on American technology.

How your pension, index fund and retirement savings may already be heavily exposed to the AI spending boom.

Why businesses are furious about paying for AI systems that still hallucinate, make mistakes and fail to produce reliable financial returns.

Why charging customers by the token rewards AI companies even when their models produce incorrect or useless answers.

How corporate data, trade secrets and customer information can become vulnerable when companies rent AI from outside providers.

Why more businesses and governments want downloadable models that they can own, control and operate privately.

Why AI does not behave like traditional software, where adding more users usually produces jalen chatfield almost pure profit.

How every AI request requires real electricity, expensive chips and physical computing infrastructure.

Why OpenAIs reported losses and enormous future computing commitments raise serious questions about whether the economics can ever work.

How circular investments, cloud contracts and chip-financing arrangements may be making AI demand appear stronger than it really is.

Why Big Tech companies enthusiastically report cloud, advertising and subscription revenue, but rarely reveal exactly how much money their AI products earn.

How enormous data-centre spending could affect electricity prices, corporate cash flow and the wider economy.

Why China can benefit from American AI research without matching Americas spending dollar for dollar.

How Chinese companies are producing increasingly capable AI models at a fraction of the price charged by American providers.

AI can be revolutionary.

The models can be useful.

The technology can change the world.

The companies building it can still spend far more money than they will ever recover.

The dot-com bubble did not prove that the internet was fake. It proved that real technology can still attract absurd investment, destroy enormous amounts of capital and leave behind cheap infrastructure for everyone else.

The same thing could now be happening with artificial intelligence.

The bubble may not end with a dramatic announcement or an overnight collapse.

It may end during an ordinary earnings call when one moscow victory day parade CEO calmly announces that the company is moderating the pace of investment.

That sentence could be the pin.

And waiting across the road, offering similar technology for a fraction of the price, is China.

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