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In China, the AI bubble has already burst
(www.reuters.com)
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this post was submitted on 26 Oct 2026
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Just going by headline grammar, the first one is a good example: it acknowledges the bubble exist. The second makes it seem like it's just a fear, but not necessarily a reality.
Edit: It's this bubble is really bizarre. I hope all the pundits saying, "Nobody could have predicted" get laughed out of their careers, but I know it will never happen. Accountability is for the poor.
Lol, that would be nice, but i doubt it. Its akin to the crypto bubble…some people just get tired of the drum beating and by the time the accountability phase rolls around, theres another crisis happening lol. Never ending doom cycle.
There will be no accountability because everyone was in on it; ditto US-Iraq War 2.
yep, journalistic integrity went out the window the second the media started quoting tweets as news...now its just a mad rush to get the first clicks and most ads shoved into ones face...who cares if what you say is accurate or even truthful...gotta get that click crack...so yah, no accountability anymore.