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The Big AI Lie Could Cost Portfolios Millions

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This Big AI Lie Could Cost Portfolios Millions
Hello,

George here.

I reached out to you the other day - but, in case you missed it I have some
important information I need to share with you... 

The adoption rate of AI is outpacing the growth rates of the internet during the 1990s and smartphones in the early 2000s, but investors are still not getting the whole story…

There is a
Big AI Lie spreading through the media and Silicon Valley boardrooms today, and it's attempting to cover up a harsh reality…

And people believing the Big AI Lie could end up losing big when the truth finally emerges. 

 
Over the years, our laptops have become thinner, our screens are wider, but these silicon-based computers are essentially the same models which took 5 minutes to load a basic webpage in 1999.

Now Silicon Valley is telling the world modern computers are powerful enough to think and reason like a human brain…

For people investing along with this Big AI Lie, they could  end up holding some of the most expensive stocks, right before they crash. 

My advice: don't fall for it. 


Here is the truth of what's really happening with AI in 2024.

Sincerely,
George_Gilder_signature_400
George Gilder
Editor, Gilder's Moonshots

P.S. This is an excellent time to get into the company at the center of a new breakthrough for AI. It's currently trading under $1 a share. And my research indicates its shares could go 10X.
Discover all of the details right here.
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