The AI Bubble Doesn't Exist. Here's Why!

https://andrewmortimerbooks.com/ https://medium.com/@andrewmortimer https://thecorporatebeanbag.au/ linkedin.com/in/akbmortimer https://www.amazon.com.au/Glittering-... Why AI is Not a Bubble: Exploring the Future of Artificial Intelligence In this episode, we explore why artificial intelligence (AI) is not a bubble, despite the immense expenditure in the field. As of 2026, companies and nations are investing billions in AI infrastructure to manage and process vast amounts of data. AI's ability to rapidly analyze and provide answers from enormous data sets makes it a valuable tool, far superior to the alternative of manual data processing. Although AI isn't perfect, it mitigates the fear of embarrassment from not understanding complex information. Join the discussion as we delve into why AI is here to stay and its pivotal role in technology. 00:00 Introduction to AI: Not a Bubble 00:25 The Scale of AI Investment 00:45 Managing Vast Amounts of Data 01:15 The Role of AI in Data Processing 02:11 AI's Imperfections and Advantages 02:58 Conclusion: AI's Future Outlook Andrew Mortimer is a Multi-Company Founder, Author, specialist fund manager, professional gold explorer, and lifelong gold investor, holding the position of Chairman for several gold mining companies. Successfully led numerous gold exploration teams, achieving significant discoveries in regions known for their complex geological and legal challenges. My exploration efforts have mainly concentrated on the Australian states of New South Wales, Queensland, and Western Australia. Currently, the Chairman of Keops Group, a corporate advisory and finance firm in Sydney, Australia, that focuses on mining and clean technology. Keops Group supports both small and large, public and private companies in executing initial public offerings (IPOs) in Australia and internationally. I studied History and Law at the University of Sydney and trained as a lawyer with the Director of Public Prosecution (DPP) in New South Wales, becoming an officer of the Supreme Court in 2003. I am now part of the Keops Group team, providing advice to companies regarding their exploration projects, strategies, and funding options.