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“While we are not in the AI bubble camp, we don’t think these fears are unfounded,” Calvasina said, adding that they are concerned that play is starting to get ahead of itself.

And some simply bear witness to the grief that, almost a year later, still bubbles up.

That has helped overcome lingering worries about an AI-fuelled tech bubble that some observers warn could pop and lead to a painful correction.

“I fear we could be in for a bubble burst,” said David Ashcraft, a retired Army officer.

There have also been early signs of nationalistic Chinese sentiment bubbling to the surface, including an incident in Tokyo involving a person waving a Chinese flag at a busy intersection.