GoKawiilKen Griffin says markets are 'almost certainly' in an AI bubble
Citadel founder Ken Griffin told the Future of Global Markets Conference in New York that companies have been inconsistent at extracting value from AI models despite rising spending. He said investors are 'almost certainly' in an AI bubble, while still expecting AI to create new opportunities and reshape competition. Griffin's comments came as Anthropic prepares to file for a stock market listing and reportedly plans to spend $750 billion on computing power.
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Griffin's remarks reflect growing investor unease about the gap between heavy AI infrastructure spending and the returns businesses are actually seeing. His comment that Anthropic will need to prove its technology is essential across industries suggests that even major AI firms face skepticism from investors ahead of high-profile listings. This tension could shape how much capital flows into AI development if confidence in near-term payoffs weakens.
- Ken Griffin says investors are 'almost certainly' in an AI bubble.
- He notes corporate America has struggled to consistently extract value from AI models.
- Anthropic is preparing a stock market filing and may spend $750 billion on computing power, per the Wall Street Journal.
Source: techspot.com — Skye Jacobs, 2026-10-21
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