The author believes that the AI market is irrational and may burst, affecting the tech industry and overall market. They want to hedge against this potential downturn without de-investing in broad market ETFs and incurring transaction fees.
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To hedge against an AI downturn, consider diversifying your portfolio by investing in non-tech or less AI-correlated sectors, such as consumer staples, healthcare, or real estate. You can also explore inverse or short ETFs that track the tech or AI sectors, allowing you to profit from potential declines. Another strategy is to invest in companies that benefit from an AI downturn, such as those providing alternative technologies or services.
Not into investments, but I do feel like AI is more of a shift the way cars were from bullock carts - So most probably it wouldn't take over to the point of AGU anytime soon ( especially w.r.t to hardware robotic AI models ) anytime soon
But neither would it disappear, we will just have a slightly modernised way to work than we would have than if AI wasn't there