How the dot-com bubble burst is relevant for the AI era

Here's what people who weren't there don't know about the moment the dot-com bubble burst: there was no single moment. The date was different for everyone, and the range varies a lot more than you think. So far as I was concerned, the dot-com economy crashed on the morning of January 11, 2000. That's when I entered the Time-Life building, seething because the Time Warner CEO had just sold our company to AOL, of all internet hellholes, for $183 billion. Just keep your head down, I thought in the