贝佐斯：AI是“好泡沫”，即便股价像2000年亚马逊那样暴跌，对社会也是好事

Group 1 - Jeff Bezos views the current AI investment surge as a "good bubble," suggesting that even if it bursts like the 2000 internet bubble, the long-term societal benefits will be significant [1][2] - Bezos categorizes the AI hype as an "industrial bubble" rather than a purely "financial bubble," arguing that industrial bubbles can leave valuable legacies even after they burst [2] - He cites historical examples, such as the massive investment in fiber optics during the internet bubble and the biotechnology boom of the 1990s, which led to essential infrastructure and life-saving drugs despite many failures [2] Group 2 - David Solomon, CEO of Goldman Sachs, expresses a more cautious perspective, warning that significant capital invested in AI may not yield returns [3] - Solomon acknowledges the potential of AI to enhance productivity and transform global business but refrains from labeling the current market situation as a "bubble" [3] - He draws a parallel to the market conditions of 1998, indicating uncertainty about whether a bubble has formed, and suggests that a market correction within the next 12 to 24 months would not be surprising [3]