Bridgewater Associates co–chief investment officer Greg Jensen said the market is underestimating the scale of artificial intelligence and that the “real bubble” lies ahead. Speaking on a podcast hosted by Norway’s sovereign-wealth fund CEO Nicolai Tangen, Jensen said AI leaders view the stakes as existential, ensuring capital outlays continue regardless of stretched valuations. He described a resource grab for power, land and advanced chips, with top-tier AI talent numbering “less than a thousand,” creating bottlenecks and slowing progress. Stripping out a handful of AI winners, he said U.S. equities are lagging the rest of the world, while AI-related spending is already large enough to add roughly one percentage point to U.S. GDP growth this year. Investors, he warned, are entering a more “dangerous” phase marked by scarcity, accelerating capex and intensifying competition.





























