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Why the Market’s Still Obsessed With AI

Andrew PackerAndrew Packer

May 16, 2025 • 1 minute, 3 second read


Why the Market’s Still Obsessed With AI

Make no mistake: The stock market peaked in February, following the news that China had released a new AI program.

DeepSeek isn’t just a ChatGPT clone. According to China, it was able to train the AI with substantially fewer resources.

That’s a huge breakthrough. And a sign of a global “Cold War” in AI development.

That potential escalation still looks some time off. For now, investors love AI because it’s a pure growth story, by any metric.

For instance, ChatGPT’s total users now exceed those of Wikipedia:

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I remember when Wikipedia first launched. Several of my college professors said it shouldn’t be used as it wasn’t reliable. I also remember going on Wikipedia, ignoring the article, and going straight to the footnotes that could be used and were reliable.

Today, AI models are best used similarly: to get the creative juices flowing and to run through some ideas, not do all the work and turn down the human capacity to think.

Be mindful, though. As the saying goes, today is the worst AI will ever be.

Times and technology change, and ChatGPT’s rise shows that its fast growth comes at the cost of disrupting other industries – and that there’s more growth ahead.

-Andrew


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