A portfolio manager from a major asset management firm just dropped an interesting take: we're barely scratching the surface of what he calls the "AI supercycle."
His view? AI agents working side-by-side with humans isn't some distant sci-fi scenario—it's practically inevitable at this point. The productivity gains alone make it a matter of when, not if.
That "supercycle" framing is worth chewing on. It suggests we're not looking at a quick tech bubble, but rather a fundamental shift that could reshape how work gets done across industries.
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TrustMeBro
· 11h ago
NGL, this "supercycle" narrative does sound appealing, but the big asset managers are hyping it up every day...
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LucidSleepwalker
· 11h ago
NGL, it's the same old rhetoric again. Every time they talk about a supercycle or a fundamental shift, but in the end, it's just another excuse to fleece retail investors.
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WagmiWarrior
· 11h ago
The AI supercycle is being hyped up again. Is it really not a bubble this time?
A portfolio manager from a major asset management firm just dropped an interesting take: we're barely scratching the surface of what he calls the "AI supercycle."
His view? AI agents working side-by-side with humans isn't some distant sci-fi scenario—it's practically inevitable at this point. The productivity gains alone make it a matter of when, not if.
That "supercycle" framing is worth chewing on. It suggests we're not looking at a quick tech bubble, but rather a fundamental shift that could reshape how work gets done across industries.